Finding usb drive paths in Mac OS 10.4

macos usb-drive system-profiler
Abdullah Jibaly picture Abdullah Jibaly · Mar 2, 2009 · Viewed 9.7k times · Source

The system_profiler command in Mac OS 10.5 shows the mounted volume paths for the associated USB drives. In 10.4, however, they are not shown. Any ideas on how I can get the mount location for USB drives in 10.4?

Answer

Jeremy L picture Jeremy L · Mar 3, 2009

Disk Utility can show you:

diskutil list # to get the device/sector numbers
diskutil info /dev/diskXsY

These will likely end up mounting in /Volumes/.

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