lsvfs — list
installed virtual file systems
The lsvfs command lists information about
the currently loaded virtual file system modules. When
vfsname arguments are given,
lsvfs lists information about the specified VFS
modules. Otherwise, lsvfs lists all currently loaded
modules. The information is as follows:
- Filesystem
- the name of the file system, as would be used in the
type parameter to
mount(2)
and the
-t option to
mount(8)
- Num
- the filesystem type number.
- Refs
- the number of references to this VFS; i.e., the number of currently
mounted file systems of this type
- Flags
- flag bits.
Show information about the
‘ufs’ and
devfs(5)
filesystems and check the number of mounts for the former:
$ lsvfs ufs devfs
Filesystem Num Refs Flags
-------------------------------- ---------- ----- ---------------
ufs 0x00000035 2
devfs 0x00000071 1 synthetic, jail
$ mount -t ufs | wc -l
2
A lsvfs command appeared in
FreeBSD 2.0.