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Linux lists all mounts

I know that mount and df contains a list of all mounts. But I would like to indicate a list of monsters that could not be installed at boot time. How to get them?

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There is no such command, since there is no list of "mount attempts". You can compare the current mount list ( /etc/mtab ) with the list of registered shares that will be installed ( /etc/fstab ).

Alternatively, you can try grep through syslog files to find failed mount attempts.

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You can use mount -a to mount all mount points defined in fstab .

If there is any kind of mounting errors, you will receive a warning. If the mount point has already been mounted successfully, the command will do nothing with this mount point.

Mount errors should appear in dmesg .

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