[Solved] Arch mounting problem

[harsh palm]

I was having 3 partitions

1. (sdb1) boot
   2.(sdb2) /
   3.(sdb3) home

I decided to remove the sdb3 parition and allocate all the space to sdb2

It was successfully removed

( Doing all this on a live usb)

After that i edited my /etc/fstab file and removed the home mounting line from the code.

Now it is looking like this :

So i tried restarting after all this

but then its showing me this error :

my main drive is sdb

[vapid smelt]

@harsh palm can you chroot?

[harsh palm]

Yes

[vapid smelt]

@harsh palm chroot please

[supple raven]

What boot loader do you use?

[vapid smelt]

@harsh palm

[harsh palm]

Sorry can you wait im having a powercut

[harsh palm]

Ok im in

[supple raven]

???

[harsh palm]

systemd-boot

[supple raven]

Post your boot entry configuration

[supple raven]

Well the uuid is wrong

Change it to root=UUID=the_uuid_of_sdb2

[harsh palm]

Alright

yo thanks worked !!!!

[harsh palm]

thanks

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[supple raven]

Np, don't forget to add [solved] in the title

[harsh palm]

..solved

.. solved

[sacred relic]

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[supple raven]

In the title of the thread I meant

[harsh palm]

[Solved] Arch mounting problem