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Hello

I would like to list an overview of mounted filesystems, without showing /proc and /sysfs. What's the command to do this?

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Code:
mount | grep -Ev "^(proc|sysfs)"

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Once again, Solaris shows me too much!

Proc shows up on a df in Solaris

(but as Solaris doesn't have a "sysfs", whatever that it, I should probably fix my Linux instead of using Solaris!)
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