My 2 cents: your system boots in single user mode, due to a faulty fstab. Can you please post the contents of your fstab, and put that in CODE blocks: [noparse]
i have two partition for ext4 and one swap
the “DriveD” is not the root
but now i see that i the root partition isn’t write there (in fstab)
should i write the root partition and the swap in there?
Yes, indeed, and it should. Your partitioning is completely wrong. If you stick to the defaults, you should have
A root partition, ext4, mounted on “/”
A /home partition, ext4, mounted on “/home”
A swap partition, swap, mounted on “swap”
You don’t have 2 ext4 partitions in your fstab. Please also post output of ‘fdisk -l’ if you can get it.
Partitioning is not a matter you deal with on ‘trial and error’ basis. We cannot see how you got to this fstab. Do yourself a favor and reinstall.
Maybe just a wrong fstab, lets see the output of fdisk -l before tell
him to reinstall, so boot from a live CD and post here the output of the
fdisk -l command
VampirD
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/dev/sda3 804976640 1953523711 574273536 83 Linux —>there are only backup data
/dev/sdb4 714747904 976773119 131012608 83 Linux ----> the opensuse files + home dir
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it still ignore the fstap file it write me the same thing over and over again
mounting ... root=/dev/disk/by-id/MYHARDDRIVE-part4
mount ..... user_xattr -t 'swap' /dev/disk/by-id/MYHARDDRIVE-part4
.....
no job control in this shell
....
$
Only to be sure before I say “reinstall”, you boot up with a liveCD,
and then mount your /dev/sdb4 as read/write and then modify the fstab or
you boot up with a liveCD and modify the /etc/fstab?
If you done the first, reinstall, else do the first
VampirD
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