OS: ex.: Ubuntu 10.04 - how to know that what does the mount -t TYPE knows? I mean is there a command to list the supported filesystem types using with mount??UPDATE: is the following cmd always good?: cat /proc/filesystems | awk '{print $NF}' | sed '/^$/d'sysfsrootfsbdevproccgroupcpusettmpfsdevtmpfsdebugfssecurityfssockfspipefsanon_inodefsinotifyfsdevptsext3ext2ext4ramfshugetlbfsecryptfsfusefuseblkfusectlmqueuebinfmt_misciso9660vfatudfreiserfsxfsjfsmsdosntfsminixhfshfsplusqnx4ufsbtrfs
mount -t TYPE / - how to know that what could the TYPE be?
linux;filesystems
This should work for ubuntu as well as Debian, type the following:cat /proc/filesystemsThis will output what your current kernel supportsah now i understand your question better, type: man mountand scroll down to -t and there will be a list of supported filesystems that mount it self supports, but this is dependent on what your kernal supports