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get device with mount point

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there's a way to get the device name (/dev/sdx) with the mounted folder? i mean, get the assosiated device in a mount point using the mounted folder as the reference, or make a python dictionary with the mount points : devices...

i know that mount -l can get me the mounted file system info, but i don't really know how to strip it to make the dictionary...

any help?

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answered 1 Year ago ampolinhad · Accepted Answer

This is totally unrelated to Ubuntu, but here you are:

#!/usr/bin/env python



import subprocess



mounts = {}



for line in subprocess.check_output(['mount', '-l']).split('

'):

    parts = line.split(' ')

    if len(parts) > 2:

        mounts[parts[2]] = parts[0]



print mounts