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Waiting for device /de/sda2 to appear .... not found
hi all
waiting for a device /dev/sda2 to appear:... not found -- device nodes: console disk fb0 full hdc input kmem kmsg loop0 loop1 loop2 loop3 loop4............................................................................................... ......................................................... sles9 sp2 installation, after 1st reboot it's happening please help thanks revenagj |
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If you have recently done any partition work on the drive this would happen, if the /etc/fstab expects a disk to exist. You can comment that line out of the /etc/fstab if you boot from a rescue disk
Find out what the line is in the fstab and see if it is important. |
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