> Hi, > Well linux can use a large no of filesystems . But > the most common one's for linux are ext2,ReiserFs,ext3 > . Another thing when you say linux you are only > talking abt the linux kernel . Thus if you want to > know which filesystem you are using you should ask > that I am using XYZ distribution thus which filesystem > will be there . > > You can also use mount command(just type mount on > xterm/shell/command prompt) . You will get tge list of > mounted filesystem > Bye > Tushar Shah
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