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Hallo wie kann ich ermitteln welches Dateisystem (also ext4, zfs etc.) ich habe? <<< Gibt es einen Terminalbefehl??

Mfg Marie

Ich suche eine Befehl ohne

sudo

.

Mfg Marie

1

blkid -o list -w /dev/null 

zeigt leider ohne sudo den Typ nicht an.

Was hast du eigentlich vor?

blkid -o list -w /dev/null 
device     fs_type label    mount point    UUID
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/dev/loop0                  /snap/gnome-logs/45 
/dev/loop1                  /snap/gtk-common-themes/319 
/dev/loop2                  /snap/core/5328 
/dev/loop3                  /snap/gnome-system-monitor/54 
/dev/loop4                  /snap/core/5548 
/dev/loop5                  /snap/gnome-characters/124 
/dev/loop6                  /snap/core/5662 
/dev/loop7                  /snap/gnome-characters/139 
/dev/sda1                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda2                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda3                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda5                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda6                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda7                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda8                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda9                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sda10                  (not mounted)  
/dev/sda11                  (not mounted)  
/dev/sda12                  (not mounted)  
/dev/sda13                  (not mounted)  
/dev/sda14                  (not mounted)  
/dev/sdb1                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sdb2                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sdb5                   [SWAP]         
/dev/sdb6                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sdb7                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sdb8                   (not mounted)  
/dev/sdb9                   /              
/dev/loop8                  /snap/gnome-calculator/199 
/dev/loop9                  /snap/gnome-system-monitor/51 
/dev/loop10
                            /snap/gnome-system-monitor/57 
/dev/loop11
                            /snap/gnome-characters/117 
/dev/loop12
                            /snap/gnome-logs/43 
/dev/loop13
                            /snap/gnome-3-26-1604/74 
/dev/loop14
                            /snap/gnome-logs/40 
/dev/loop15
                            /snap/gnome-calculator/222 
/dev/loop16
                            /snap/gnome-3-26-1604/70 
/dev/loop17
                            /snap/gnome-calculator/238 
/dev/loop18
                            /snap/gtk-common-themes/701 
/dev/loop19
                            /snap/gnome-3-26-1604/64 

Leider wird kein Dateisystem dargestellt.

lsblk -f (ohne sudo):

$ lsblk -f
NAME   FSTYPE LABEL    UUID                                 MOUNTPOINT
sda                                                         
├─sda1 vfat   ESP      7075-B78A                            /boot/efi
├─sda2                                                      
├─sda3 ntfs   Acer     BC6E77646E7715FC                     
├─sda4 ntfs   Recovery D8BE7897BE78703C                     
├─sda5 ntfs   Data     64427DBB427D9312                     
└─sda6 ext4            d611781e-0bbe-4671-984c-4cdcf6e1fc7a /

versuche es mit

lsblk -f

coram Ubunux Das

lsblk -f

hat geklappt, das gesuchte ist gefunden,damit gelöst.

Mfg Marie