Idk what to do. Couple days ago I was using the KDE partition manger and out of no where for an unknown reason something happened that caused the app to become unresponsive and not open up. Clicking on it multiple times just caused it to freeze up my entire computer and eventually I decided to force…

Multiple problems: /dev/sdd3 is not a great identifier as it is not stable enough (seems to be /dev/sdb3 in your blkid output): use UUIDs or labels do not mount 2 partitions to the same mountpoint: you will only have access to the one mounted last /dev/sdd3 is mentioned twice: once with filesyst…

Looks like something is wrong in your fstab at the very least - could be worse with actual partition problems. cat /etc/fstab [image] [HowTo] Resolve an unbootable Manjaro (black screen, login failed, cant boot, etc) Tutorials When we have problems gaining ac…

Cat fstab says “no such file or directory”. Also when I do inxi —admin —verbosity=7 —filter —width | curl -F ‘clbin=<‘ https://clbin.com it says curl: (26) Failed to open/read local data from file/application

oops. cat /etc/fstab [image] SpaceRaccoon: Failed to open/read local data from file/application IDK … it works here … $ echo 'hi spaceraccoon' | curl -F 'clbin=<-' https://clbin.com https://clbin.com/Ohryf

This is what cat /etc/fstab and blkid show: [image] I’m noticing two /dev/sdd3 while /dev/sdd4 has duplicate mount points. Is this what the initial error message I got was referring to and if so which one would I remove and with what command? Btw I was able to use sudo startx to login as root wh…

What command would I use to remove them?

Use the same editor from when these entries where added.

[image] freggel.doe: /dev/sdd3 is mentioned twice I counted 3 items do not remove, better backup in the same time just in case: add # as the start symbol to hide the line from being read by apps looking for config.