11-22-2015, 11:10 AM
Not familiar with those types of drives so don't think I'll be much help here.
Try technomancer's suggestion of disabling AHCI to see if that solves issue.
Regarding how to edit files from a "live" LL disk, just mount the partition that you need to access files on to the "/mnt" directory. Then you can use file manager to browse the file system there and pick whatever file needs to be edited (probably as Root if it's a system file). Example:
Mount partition with this command:
If you needed to edit the fstab file on that partition, (as a random example), command would be:
Or you could just use gui file manager, right-click and open the /mnt/etc folder as root, right-click the fstab file and open with leafpad to edit it.
Try technomancer's suggestion of disabling AHCI to see if that solves issue.
Regarding how to edit files from a "live" LL disk, just mount the partition that you need to access files on to the "/mnt" directory. Then you can use file manager to browse the file system there and pick whatever file needs to be edited (probably as Root if it's a system file). Example:
Mount partition with this command:
Code:
sudo mount /dev/nvme0nlp3 /mnt
If you needed to edit the fstab file on that partition, (as a random example), command would be:
Code:
gksu leafpad /mnt/etc/fstab
Or you could just use gui file manager, right-click and open the /mnt/etc folder as root, right-click the fstab file and open with leafpad to edit it.
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