How to view disks, partitions and mount points in Linux

This is a demonstration of how you can view or list disks, partitions and mount points in Linux. The demonstration is performed using the Ubuntu Linux distribution, but these techniques can be used on most, if not all, Linux desktops and servers.

Command line tools we used:
– fdisk
-lsblk
-hwinfo
– GUI based disk tool

When installing packages in different Linux distributions, please use the appropriate command. Here's a quick reference guide:
sudo apt-get install {PAKAGE_NAME_HERE} – [On Debian/Ubuntu and Mint]
sudo dnf install {PAKAGE_NAME_HERE} – [On CentOS/RHEL/Fedora and Rocky Linux/AlmaLinux]
pacman -S {PAKAGE_NAME_HERE} – [On Arch Linux]
emerge sys-apps/{PAKAGE_NAME_HERE} – [On Gentoo]
sudo dnf install {PAKAGE_NAME_HERE} – [On Fedora]
sudo zypper install {PAKAGE_NAME_HERE} – [On openSUSE]

Linux and Unix playlist:
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Co-producer and technical advisor:
Manuja Senanayake

#linux #partitions #disks

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