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What happens if you delete the swap or /home partition? [SOLVED]
Re: What happens if you delete the swap or /home partition? [SOLVED]
sorry Objekt for the extra work because I forgot to write "sudo"
Once your problem is solved please edit the first post of your topic and add [SOLVED] in front of the subject. In that way, others can benefit from your experience!
Re: What happens if you delete the swap or /home partition? [SOLVED]
sudo doesn't work under the Kubuntu 8.10 Live CD environment. Try it, and you get a message to the effect that you don't have sufficient privileges to "sudo" things. The live user is apparently not in the sudoers group, let alone root.
This isn't the case with such things as System Rescue CD, Parted Magic CD, and (apparently) Puppy Linux. There, you're root, so you can do anything you need to do.
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