• Backups
• Cox home network facts
• Dotfiles
  • Neovim's Lazy.vim
  • Zsh
    • OS Detection
    • Parsing options
    • Startup performance
• Email
  • Running sieve locally
  • Sieve
• Fun Holidays
• Gaming
  • Mobile Games
• Gaming PC Hardware
• Gitlab
  • Automatically adding UptimeRobot to Gitlab's monitoring whitelist with ansible
  • Caching CI stuff with Minio
  • Fixing SAML association for a Gitlab user
  • Having a little fun with Gitlab's join date
• Good RFC
• Homelab
  • AUR Repo
  • Bootstrap
    • (NAS) Garage S3
    • Dedicated Server
    • IOFlood (Netherite)
    • Soft Serve
    • Synology NAS
    • ntfy.sh
  • Step-CA
  • Tech Stack
  • VLANs
• IPv6
• Kubernetes
  • Get Root CA
  • New SSH Fingerprints to Flux
  • Talos OIDC setup
• Linux
  • Backups
  • Desktop Customization
  • Disabling WiFi
  • Getting disk serial number
  • Monitoring
  • Non-root users can ping
  • Pacman hooks
  • PowerDNS administration
  • Reboot Criteria
  • Systemd version via DBus
  • Text-to-speech locally
• MacOS
  • Local backups
• Meta - Digital Garden
• Meta - Test Page
• OpenID Connect
• Packing List
• Ruby
  • Fixing Fakeweb & Coveralls conflict
  • Generating a webpage screenshot
• SQLite Booleans
• Security
  • Password reset via HMAC
• Smarthome
• Web Design
  • Icon Libraries
  • SVG Icons
  • Various Ideas

Use lsblk:

lsblk -o path,serial,mountpoints,type,state,id

Where the 2nd column is the important one, but the other columns may help in identifying which disk in particular.