On 20-12-2022 23:57, aitor wrote:
>
> Hi again,
>
> On 20/12/22 23:28, aitor wrote:
>> However, the earlier will show you the major and minor numbers of the
>> volume partition. For example:
>> 8:2  -> MAJOR:MINOR of /dev/sda2
> And here you are an alternative approach to know which device should not be taken into account by "hopman",
> without the need of scanning the content of /etc/fstab. In doing so during a live session, hopman would
> discard /dev/sdbX or whatever the live media might be, despite of being an usb device. And therefore the
> user would be able to mount the attached hard disk if (s)he whish.
>
> Aitor.
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So far I am prefer to scan /etc/mtab over scanning /etc/fstab because
the first contains the actual mounted filesystems. But using procps is
an interesting option.

Grtz

Nick