Mint does see sda6,
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balise
Mint does see sda6,
Even though Gparted sees all my partitions, Mint only sees five of them. I'm posting this from Ubuntu, so will have to give particular information in a following post. But my memory is that sda, sda1, sda2, sda3 and sda7 are seen, but not, for example, sda6. I get the same thing when I ls -al /dev/sda* Very puzzling to me.
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wayne128
Re: Mint does see sda6,
Just do a sudo fdisk -l on ubuntu and post the result to see how the partitions look likebalise wrote:Even though Gparted sees all my partitions, Mint only sees five of them. I'm posting this from Ubuntu, so will have to give particular information in a following post. But my memory is that sda, sda1, sda2, sda3 and sda7 are seen, but not, for example, sda6. I get the same thing when I ls -al /dev/sda* Very puzzling to me.
then when you are in Mint, do the same, then we can compare the two.