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I'm working making a linux distro that will run on a usb stick and be used on many different computers. I need to develop an automated way to mount all of the filesystems connected to the PC.



since there's no pattern in how the device names will be listed, and I'm not sure how to differentiate any partition from a partition with a filesystem on it, I'm unsure how to write the script needed to do this










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    I'm working making a linux distro that will run on a usb stick and be used on many different computers. I need to develop an automated way to mount all of the filesystems connected to the PC.



    since there's no pattern in how the device names will be listed, and I'm not sure how to differentiate any partition from a partition with a filesystem on it, I'm unsure how to write the script needed to do this










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      I'm working making a linux distro that will run on a usb stick and be used on many different computers. I need to develop an automated way to mount all of the filesystems connected to the PC.



      since there's no pattern in how the device names will be listed, and I'm not sure how to differentiate any partition from a partition with a filesystem on it, I'm unsure how to write the script needed to do this










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      I'm working making a linux distro that will run on a usb stick and be used on many different computers. I need to develop an automated way to mount all of the filesystems connected to the PC.



      since there's no pattern in how the device names will be listed, and I'm not sure how to differentiate any partition from a partition with a filesystem on it, I'm unsure how to write the script needed to do this







      linux mount fstab






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