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How do you list mountable usb devices on linux from terminal?

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http://i486.net – I’m using Damn Small Linux and would like to see a list of all USB-connected storage devices, and their names from the terminal, for example, I want to understand what my iPod when connected, for example / dev/sda1 or whatever whatever. Thanks in advance! (General)

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