[SOLVED] 2nd SSD Issues

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11-29-2021, 09:54 PM

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HappyTux

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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada

Distribution: Debian AMD64

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Originally Posted by CactusWren

thanks for the mini-tutorial! I found this process fairly challenging, but got it done with your help. Things seem to be working now. Thanks again!

You are welcome it is nice to read you get it done. It can be a little confusing when you are not certain of the procedure. This is why I did the step by step needed, a simple way to get it done. Now you know how to partition and format a hard drive from the command line, it can come in handy when the fancy GUIs do not work.

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