Which commands display mounted file systems in Linux?

A mounted file system is a storage device, such as a hard drive or USB drive, connected to Linux so you can open and use its stored files and folders.

Command:

mount

Example:

Suppose you connect a USB drive to your Linux computer. It stores many files and folders. Linux connects this USB drive so you can open and see its files.

To see the connected storage devices, type the following command in the Linux terminal.

Command:

mount

Example:

Running the following command shows all storage devices connected to Linux.

mount

Here:

The mount command shows which storage devices are connected to Linux and where you can access their files and folders.