Refresh Lsblk, First thing you should notice after rescan is bigger disk size in fdisk and in lsblk. How can I force a refresh for lsblk after a USB or DVD ejection, without root or sudo requirement? Below is first the output with the DVD inserted, and then ejecting the DVD (even waiting 30 seconds) and Is there some way to refresh the cache so that lsblk will report the new value of the partlabel? I'm not sure exactly where the cache is. x86_64, you just changed the size of your virtual disk, and The lsblk command is helpful for getting information on drives and block devices on your Linux system. It is especially useful when you want to format disks, write filesystems, check the filesystem and know the mount point of a device. The lsblk command is a powerful tool for displaying information about block devices on your system. This has been made possible by the introduction of udev and has some advantages over bus-based naming. lsblk lists information about all or the specified block devices. The lsblk command displays the block and loop devices on the system. 1. How to make lsblk display empty devices as well? Q3. iznwyw g8m zjna ic 4d2 nd vgs6 5kw2lhky mo8 fhknj