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when I type mount /dev/sda1 to /boot
it says...
/boot: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1, missing codepage or helper
program, or other error
I put a partition label of dos on the disk and created the boot partition as 128m for partition 1. I am using a virtual machine and am following the installation guide.
Last edited by rageeph (2021-01-26 23:35:12)
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What filesystem did you use for the partition?
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when I type mount /dev/sda1 to /boot
it says...
/boot: wrong fs type
You posted the answer yourself.
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when I type mount /dev/sda1 to /boot
I put a partition label of dos on the disk and created the boot partition as 128m for partition 1. I am using a virtual machine and am following the installation guide.
Your putting a dos label on the boot partition?
Guess I need to read the installation guide again, because I missed that part.
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What filesystem did you use for the partition?
It says type Linux
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What command did you use to create the file-system on the partition?
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What command did you use to create the file-system on the partition?
I used fdisk /dev/sda
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fdisk creates partitions."type linux" is a partition. A filesystem needs to go on that partition.
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fdisk creates partitions."type linux" is a partition. A filesystem needs to go on that partition.
So what filesystem should I put on it if its needed to mount.
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If you're using UEFI Fat32 is normally a safe bet for /boot.
mkfs.fat -F32 /foo/barAlso your boot partition is smaller than the recommended size.
Further reading:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/File_systems
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Partitioning#/boot
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Ok, I just made that partition ext4 and it worked later on.
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Cool, btw welcome to arch. Good luck and have fun!
Please edit your original post to put [SOLVED] at the beginning of the title so that people know your question's answered and start a new post if you have further questions.
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Cool, btw welcome to arch. Good luck and have fun!
Please edit your original post to put [SOLVED] at the beginning of the title so that people know your question's answered and start a new post if you have further questions.
Thank you, but how do I change the topic to [solved]?
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Thank you, but how do I change the topic to [solved]?
Edit your first post and add [SOLVED] to the title. See "How to post" linked in my signature.
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rageeph wrote:Thank you, but how do I change the topic to [solved]?
Edit your first post and add [SOLVED] to the title. See "How to post" linked in my signature.
Ok I got it, did not see the edit located under my question before.
Last edited by rageeph (2021-01-26 23:37:20)
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