Name

lsfs — List available filesystems

Synopsis

lsfs [-p, --partitions] [-v, --verbose] [-h, --help]

Options

-p, --partitions

Show all partition information.

-v, --verbose

More verbose output.

-h, --help

Display short helptext and exit.

Description

This command lists available filesystems.

Example 58. Using the lsfs command

This shows the lsfs command displaying all the filesystem devices which can be used to read data from. The aliases with a filesystem specifier have been recognised and can be navigated with the other filesystem commands.

>lsfs
(hd0) alias for ((hdc1):ext2)
(nvram0) alias for (24cxx0p1)
(flash1) alias for ((nand0p2):jffs2)
(flash0) alias for (nand0p1)
>lsfs -v
(hd0) alias for ((hdc1):ext2)
(nvram0) alias for (24cxx0p1)
(flash1) alias for ((nand0p2):jffs2)
(flash0) alias for (nand0p1)
((hdc1):ext2)
(nor0)
(hdc1)
(hdc)
(tftpboot)
(xmodem)
(console)
(char4)
(char3)
(char2)
(char1)
(char0)
(24cxx0p1)
(24cxx0)
(nand0p2)
(nand0p1)
(nand0)
(s3c2410x)
>lsfs -p
((hdc1):ext2)
(nor0) dev e03be754, start 0x00000000, size 0x00200000 blksz 0x0001
(hdc1) dev e03bec74, start 0x0000003f, size 0x007a90b5 blksz 0x0200
(hdc) dev e03bec74, start 0x00000000, size 0x7ffffffe blksz 0x0200
(tftpboot)
(xmodem)
(console)
(char4) char4 character device
(char3) char3 character device
(char2) char2 character device
(char1) char1 character device
(char0) char0 character device
(24cxx0p1) dev e03c2f14, start 0x00000008, size 0x000001f8 blksz 0x0001
(24cxx0) dev e03c2f14, start 0x00000000, size 0x00000400 blksz 0x0001
(nand0p2) dev e03c44b4, start 0x00000020, size 0x00001fe0 blksz 0x0200
(nand0p1) dev e03c44b4, start 0x00000000, size 0x00000020 blksz 0x0200
(nand0) dev e03c44b4, start 0x00000000, size 0x04000000 blksz 0x0200
(s3c2410x) s3c2410x character device
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