On Thu 11 Feb 2016 at 23:45:45 (+0100), jdd wrote: > Le 11/02/2016 22:47, Martin Read a écrit : > > >mount -t ext4,fat,btrfs
Notwithstanding the Subject line, I'd have thought vfat might be more useful than fat. fat might work with grep, but I haven't mounted a real fat for a decade or more. > >(no spaces in the list, and no paths or anything) works nicely. > > > but list all the btrfs subvolumes :-( I've no idea what a btrfs subvolume looks like, but can't you grep -v to eliminate them? OTOH you could write something like: ( mount -t ext4,vfat ; mount | grep foo ) | sort -u where foo matches a btrfs but not a btrfs subvolume. The sort -u eliminates any duplicate lines caused by overenthusiastic matching. Personally, mount | grep ^/ gets everything I'm interested in. Cheers, David.
