Check Linux Mount Success: Quick Guide

To verify the successful mounting situation in a Linux system, you can use the following methods:

1. “By using the mount command: typing ‘mount’ in the terminal allows you to view the devices currently mounted in the system and their mount points.”
2. By using the “df” command in the terminal, you can view the usage of different file systems in the current system, including mount points and mount status.
3. Check the /etc/fstab file: this file defines the file systems and their mount points that need to be mounted during system startup, you can check this file to confirm if the mounts were successful.
4. Using the dmesg command: input “dmesg | grep mount” in the terminal to view information about mounting file systems during the system startup process.

You can verify the success of mounting and view the mounting status in the Linux system using the above-mentioned methods.