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Use lfs_core::read_mounts to get information on all mounted volumes on a unix system.
// get all mount points
let options = lfs_core::ReadOptions::default();
let mut mounts = lfs_core::read_mounts(&options).unwrap();
// only keep the one with size stats
mounts.retain(|m| m.stats.is_ok());
// print them
for mount in mounts {
dbg!(mount);
}The lfs application is a viewer for lfs-core and shows you the information you’re expected to find in mounts.
Structs§
- Block
Device - a “block device”, that is a device listed in the /sys/block tree with a device id
- Block
Device List - the list of all found block devices
- Device
Id - Id of a device, as can be found in MetadataExt.dev().
- Disk
- what we have most looking like a physical device
- Inodes
- inode information
- Labelling
- the labelling of a file-system, that is the pair (label, fs)
- Mount
- A mount point
- Mount
Info - A mount point as described in /proc/self/mountinfo
- Parse
Device IdError - Parse
Mount Info Error - Read
Options - Stats
- inode & blocs information given by statvfs
Enums§
- Error
- lfs error type
- Stats
Error
Functions§
- get_
label - read_by
- try to read all mappings defined in /dev/disk/by-<by_kind>, where by_kind is one of “label”, “uuid”, “partuuid”, “diskseq”, etc.
- read_
mountinfo - read all the mount points
- read_
mounts - Read all the mount points and load basic information on them
Type Aliases§
- MountId
- An id of a mount