In Linux, is it possible to get a listing of drives' disk space usage that also shows volume labels?

Question

I know about df, of course, but df does not output volume labels. I have 5 USB hard drives plugged into my NAS box, and would love to know which is which.

Current df output:

Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda1              27G  2.2G   24G   9% /
none                   56M  476K   55M   1% /dev
none                   60M     0   60M   0% /dev/shm
none                   60M  332K   59M   1% /var/run
none                   60M     0   60M   0% /var/lock
none                   60M     0   60M   0% /lib/init/rw
/dev/sde1             150G  102G   48G  68% /media/usb0
/dev/sdb1             299G  196G  103G  66% /media/usb1
/dev/sdc1             233G  183G   51G  79% /media/usb2
/dev/sdd1             233G  209G   25G  90% /media/usb3
/dev/sdf1             150G  101G   49G  68% /media/usb4

Answer 1

Sure. Here's a shell one-liner that wraps df with the information from blkid:

df | while read line; do dev=${line%% *}; \
  blkid -s LABEL $dev | sed 's/.*LABEL=//; s/"//g'; \
  echo "$line"; done

That will print the label before each line from df, when there is a label. You can play around with it to suit the formatting to taste.

Answer 2

You can use df to find out the disk space information and use blkid -o list to obtain information about the disk labels and UUIDs.

# blkid -o list
device     fs_type label    mount point    UUID
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/dev/sda1  ext4             /              2ea411b8-f6eb-456b-9ac8-efc1f264bee4
/dev/sda5  swap             <swap>         e5732469-d123-4f24-948b-ab356576c140

You have to be root to see the label and UUID values.