Display mounted drives within linux?

how can i display mounted drives surrounded by linux (ubuntu)

Answer:
Couple of options

1) initiate a terminal window and enter the command

mount

used by itself, the mount command displays the mounted drives, removable medium, and shares.

2) in a terminal glass, cat the mtab file

cat /etc/mtab

3) to see what should be mounted during boot, contained by a terminal window, cat the fstab

cat /etc/fstab


Final information: the contents of the /mnt directory are typically simple mount points for removable media (cd, usb, floppy, etc). The address list in /mnt does not necessarily detail all of the devices that own been mounted on the system since other mount points are adjectives. http://www.bellevuelinux.org/mounting.ht...
look in /mnt folder should record drives available

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