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#740
Originally Posted by qole View Post
Oh humble peasant JustNick, who has come to the Easy Debian gods with your supplication, your request has been heard and We have worked with might upon your tablet and We have allowed you to rescue your partition.



Seriously, though, there is something weird with your problem... You probably should unmount the partition and, as root, do:

Code:
fsck -fy /dev/mmcblk0p1
Change the 0 and the 1 to the correct numbers for your partition...
Here's a thankful paesant to report that that command showed no error And his EasyDebian partition is ealthier than ever

On a side note, fdisking the SD I use to boot my NIT (without unmounting it, I just needed to see the partition table) I discovered some spooky warnings about the partitions (a total of three made with fanoush console-tools) not being aligned on cylinder boundaries... I guess it's nothing, in fact everything works just fine...

Thanks again Qole

@coosbaytv: in a chroot terminal you can use
Code:
apt-get remove <namepackage> && apt-get autoremove
This should uninstall the program you want get rid of and all the dipendencies installed with it and no longer needed
 

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