Hello Graham, Graham Lee <gra...@iamleeg.com> skribis:
> To recap, I’m choosing the guided partition scheme, with everything in a > single partition. The installer proposes a reasonable scheme: it keeps my EFI > partition, then a big e4fs, then a Linux swap partition. > I accept that, and go through connecting to a network, setting root password, > adding a user, and choosing desktop and daemon packages. Then the next error. > >> In procedure mount: mount “/dev/sda1” on “/mnt/boot/efi”: No such device > > Indeed if I press OK and rerun to the installer, then the next time it gets > to the partition page it won’t see the SSD. It doesn’t get detected again > until a reboot. > > The SSD is Samsung SSD PM871 mSATA 256GB So IIUC, the SSD is initially detected correctly, which allows you to partition it, but later on /dev/sda1 “disappears”, right? Could it be that “/dev/sda1” is actually the wrong device name? What does ‘mount’ and ‘fdisk -l /dev/sda’ show, once you’ve got the error message? Thanks, Ludo’.
