Hello,
This isn't actually a just after installation issue, but very similar to one of these, thus posting it here.
Did a very stupid mistake: while intending to delete Linux partitions on an USB key (using KDE Partition Manager), I actually deleted the "linuxswap" and "extended" partitions of the main system on the hard-disk...
Recreated them with KDE Partition Manager, but couldn't make the "linuxswap" to mount by UUID, and with the "sw" mounting option (like the system on another computers shows).
Also tried the recovery mode, which showed that SWAP wasn't accessible (does not automatically mount at reboot).
As a result, rebooting is very slow, kinda 10-15min (with an SSD), than, while checking in KDE Partition Manager, the "linuxswap" is not activated. Did activate it manually, but does not memorize this option for the next reboot.
Would have tried some settings in grub2 if I could open it in a GUI (like it was with 14.04), but couldn't.
Need help, please: how could I fix this mistake?
Thanks,
This isn't actually a just after installation issue, but very similar to one of these, thus posting it here.
Did a very stupid mistake: while intending to delete Linux partitions on an USB key (using KDE Partition Manager), I actually deleted the "linuxswap" and "extended" partitions of the main system on the hard-disk...
Recreated them with KDE Partition Manager, but couldn't make the "linuxswap" to mount by UUID, and with the "sw" mounting option (like the system on another computers shows).
Also tried the recovery mode, which showed that SWAP wasn't accessible (does not automatically mount at reboot).
As a result, rebooting is very slow, kinda 10-15min (with an SSD), than, while checking in KDE Partition Manager, the "linuxswap" is not activated. Did activate it manually, but does not memorize this option for the next reboot.
Would have tried some settings in grub2 if I could open it in a GUI (like it was with 14.04), but couldn't.
Need help, please: how could I fix this mistake?
Thanks,
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