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Hi! I installed Bazzite on my Sata SSD. I have an NVME SSD too, which i had to mount to use. I did that in KDE Partition Manager. Steam did not recognise my drive, so i could not add it. I tried to remount it, i changed the mounting point several times, but it did not work. For the final time i also used the Partition Manager. I redid the partition to ext4 (i used btrfs before), mounted to /media/SSD1. I typed sudo systemctl daemon-reload. It seemed like that it worked, and i mounted the SSD, then rebooted. The screen on the picture greeted me. What should i do now?
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Kyle Gospo
Kyle Gospo10mo ago
Sounds like you messed up your mounts, you'll need to boot another Linux install and correct whatever is wrong with them Or reinstall
Deveron
DeveronOP10mo ago
How can i reinstall Bazzite? I still have the USB, but when i plug it in, and enter bios, only Fedora Sata is in my boot order. I cant pick the USB in the boot order. Should i disable the boot order?
©TriMoon™
©TriMoon™10mo ago
Did you try F8 while your computer boots? It should give you a UEFI-boot menu to choose what to boot...
Deveron
DeveronOP10mo ago
Hi! Thx, that worked, i am reinstalling and setting up bazzite right now. How do i mount my 2nd ssd the correct way though?
©TriMoon™
©TriMoon™10mo ago
if it is an external drive i would suggest to do that after you have setup your system... But safest way if it is external or not is using systemd-mount units after your basic system is setup.. If it is a permanent internal drive that you want to use for lets say your home (/var/home in Bazzite), you could use the installer menu where you choose the partitions.
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