Comment 12 for bug 66032
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| Eric Christiansen (ericmartinchristiansen+sites) wrote | #12 |
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I was able to resolve this problem.
/etc/fstab still had entries that corresponded to old partitions that I had deleted. To fix this, I simply commented them out.
If you're dealing with a UUID mismatch, use "sudo vol_id <the partition>" to figure out the correct UUID for each partition, so that you can overwrite the incorrect UUIDs in fstab.