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I've got a problem with resizing of space in /dev/sda2 for my SUSE system.
I've increased space on my virtual machine and booted under SUSE live CD, after I choose /dev/sda2 and selected resize (maximum size). But when I trying proceed I get following error:
- There is no device mounted at '/'
partition sles
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I've got a problem with resizing of space in /dev/sda2 for my SUSE system.
I've increased space on my virtual machine and booted under SUSE live CD, after I choose /dev/sda2 and selected resize (maximum size). But when I trying proceed I get following error:
- There is no device mounted at '/'
partition sles
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I've got a problem with resizing of space in /dev/sda2 for my SUSE system.
I've increased space on my virtual machine and booted under SUSE live CD, after I choose /dev/sda2 and selected resize (maximum size). But when I trying proceed I get following error:
- There is no device mounted at '/'
partition sles
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I've got a problem with resizing of space in /dev/sda2 for my SUSE system.
I've increased space on my virtual machine and booted under SUSE live CD, after I choose /dev/sda2 and selected resize (maximum size). But when I trying proceed I get following error:
- There is no device mounted at '/'
partition sles
partition sles
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I've found another solution for this problem.
I've used Gparted unility instead of partitioner and perform resize operation via Gparted.
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