How do I get df to work on jump drive?

[Knute Johnson]

Matthew Flaschen wrote:
> Knute Johnson wrote:
>>> I think Matthew's point was that it doesn't appear to be from the output
>>> you showed us, even though you told us it was. Are you sure it's mounted,
>>> can you navigate to it and read files? What is the output of the command,
>>> mount?
>> But I was wrong.  It was mounted at one point but not any more.  Is 
>> there a simple way to confirm that a jump drive is mounted?
> 
> Yes, run df (or mount). :)  My preferred variant is df -Th.
> 
> Matt Flaschen
> 

Thanks very much Matt.

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