To show mounted file systems in FreeBSD Unix, you can use the mount command. The mount command displays information about mounted file systems, including the file system type, mount point, and options.
To view the list of mounted file systems, run the following command in the terminal:
mount
This will show a list of all mounted file systems, including their device names, mount points, file system types, and options.
If you only want to see the list of mount points, you can use the df command:
df -h
This will show a list of all file systems, including the size, used space, available space, and usage percentage, in human-readable format (the -h option).