Linux tip: How to use the lsblk command

The video tutorial explains the LS Block command, which provides information on block devices like hard disks and CD-ROMs. It covers the concept of block devices, their common types, and how to use the LS Block command to view them. The tutorial also demonstrates filtering out unnecessary information using a GRUB command, and provides detailed insights into device attributes such as partitions, device numbers, and whether they are removable or read-only.

What is the LS Block command used for?

What are block devices and how do they function?

What is the size of a block that is typically read and written to?

How can you omit snaps from the output of the LS Block command?

What information can you gather about block devices using the LS Block command?