I want to see what is on a drive so I can satisfy myself that it can be disconnected (unmounted?).This is a vm on ESXi with 3 datastores - first is the ESXi local storage, second is a nfs share on a NAS drive (that I want to remove), third is another nfs share on a 2nd NAS drive.I have found that the Debian vm will run fine with the 1st NAS drive disconnected from the network, but will not reboot in that state.I assume I need to unmount the drive concerned then remove datastore2 from the ESXi server. However I don't want to do this to find I have to retrace my steps. I expect to fing that datastore2 contains nothing but redundant data that was copied to datastore3 when it was added, but I would like to be able to 'browse' it first.Cheers,Gordon
How do I see the contents of a drive in Debian command line?
debian;command line;vmware