How can Linux identify the processes that are using the file system?
To identify the processes that are using the file system, you can use the “lsof” command (list open files) to see which processes are currently accessing files. The specific steps are as follows:
- Open the terminal.
- Enter the following command to see which processes are currently occupying the file system:
sudo lsof | grep /mnt
/mnt is the file system path to be viewed, and you can replace it with another file system path according to actual situations.
3. Examine the output results to identify the processes and relevant information occupying that file system.
By following the above steps, you can easily identify the processes occupying the file system.
