Wrong root partition mounted
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I have copied my root partition so that I can make it bigger and I want to delete the old partition but the Arch Linux on the new partition is still mounting the old partition as /. I have checked the /etc/fstab/ file but there is nothing being mounted to / in there
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I have copied my root partition so that I can make it bigger and I want to delete the old partition but the Arch Linux on the new partition is still mounting the old partition as /. I have checked the /etc/fstab/ file but there is nothing being mounted to / in there
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Check your kernel parameters in grub.cfg as fell.
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I have copied my root partition so that I can make it bigger and I want to delete the old partition but the Arch Linux on the new partition is still mounting the old partition as /. I have checked the /etc/fstab/ file but there is nothing being mounted to / in there
partition
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I have copied my root partition so that I can make it bigger and I want to delete the old partition but the Arch Linux on the new partition is still mounting the old partition as /. I have checked the /etc/fstab/ file but there is nothing being mounted to / in there
partition
partition
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Check your kernel parameters in grub.cfg as fell.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 18 at 22:47
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Check your kernel parameters in grub.cfg as fell.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 18 at 22:47
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Check your kernel parameters in grub.cfg as fell.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 18 at 22:47
Check your kernel parameters in grub.cfg as fell.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 18 at 22:47
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Check your kernel parameters in grub.cfg as fell.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 18 at 22:47