How do you use the lsblk command in Linux?

The lsblk command is a tool used to display information about block devices, such as hard drives and flash drives. Here are some common uses of the lsblk command:

1. List all information about block devices.
2. List block devices.
3. List information only for the specified device.
4. Show the block devices for the device /dev/sda
5. List all devices and their mount points (if any):
6. Show block devices with filesystems.
7. Display device information in a tree structure.
8. List block devices with type information.
9. Only display information about devices that can be mounted.
10. Show the size of the block devices in megabytes.
11. Display the complete device path:
12. List block devices in a tree format, with the device names displayed as full paths.
13. Display the device topology relationship in ASCII character form:
14. Show me a list of block devices, including their UUIDs.
15. Display the size information of the device in bytes:
16. List block devices with size information in bytes.

These are just some common uses of the lsblk command, you can also consult the man lsblk command for more uses and options.