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[regus_patoff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Carlos E. R. wrote:
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> The Wednesday 2007-11-28 at 21:57 -0800, regus_patoff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> > I will list step by step what I do and what happens
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> I read it again and I have a doubt.
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> > evaluating root partition
> > select for update*
> > empty box
> > check show all partitions
> > select   openSUSE 10.2    /dev/hdc3   i386   linux native (ext3) /
> > for updating
> > click next
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> So, I assume the root partition is /dev/hdc3.
Actually root partition is /dev/hda3
I must have made a typo - sorry.
> > Box with the following message:
> > *The partition /dev/hda4 could not be mounted
> > mount: you must specify filesystem type
> > if you are  sure that the partition is not needed by the installation
> > click on continue
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> However, the message refers to /dev/hda4. What is /dev/hda4?

/dev/hda4  boot
/dev/hda1  swap
/dev/hda2  opt
/dev/hdb1  usr
/dev/hdb2  var
/dev/sdb2  home

I have other partitions but they can be ignored. As you can see all are
important and none are encrypted.

Thanks again

Dave
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