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Originally Posted by jaboua
Originally Posted by josolanes
*unmounts /root"
I assume you meant / b oot, since there's 1) no reason to keep /root alone 2) no reason to ...
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yea, that's what i meant to type lol
Originally Posted by jaboua I assume you meant /boot, since there's 1) no reason to keep /root alone 2) no reason to unmount it if it is alone Originally Posted by josolanes 
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