Is this a bug in the 'file systems' of 'gnome-system monitor' ? shows so many drives while i have just two [duplicate]
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i dont know what a 'squash' is, is this a new feature or a bug? should i report this?
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i dont know what a 'squash' is, is this a new feature or a bug? should i report this?
system-monitor 18.04
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"shows so many drives while i have just two" A drive is a device but a device does not have to be a drive. Also see askubuntu.com/questions/834093/…
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Small snap loop devices visible in gnome-disk-utility OR what is the function of snap ubuntu-core
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What is the function of the list of loop devices? [duplicate]
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i dont know what a 'squash' is, is this a new feature or a bug? should i report this?
system-monitor 18.04
asked Mar 29 at 6:59
waqar
3481514
This question already has an answer here:
Small snap loop devices visible in gnome-disk-utility OR what is the function of snap ubuntu-core
3 answers
What is the function of the list of loop devices? [duplicate]
1 answer
i dont know what a 'squash' is, is this a new feature or a bug? should i report this?
This question already has an answer here:
Small snap loop devices visible in gnome-disk-utility OR what is the function of snap ubuntu-core
3 answers
What is the function of the list of loop devices? [duplicate]
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system-monitor 18.04
system-monitor 18.04
asked Mar 29 at 6:59
waqar
3481514
asked Mar 29 at 6:59
waqar
3481514
asked Mar 29 at 6:59
waqar
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asked Mar 29 at 6:59
waqar
3481514
asked Mar 29 at 6:59
waqar
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marked as duplicate by karel, muru, Byte Commander, Eliah Kagan, Rinzwind Mar 29 at 7:43
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"shows so many drives while i have just two" A drive is a device but a device does not have to be a drive. Also see askubuntu.com/questions/834093/…
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Mar 29 at 7:03
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"shows so many drives while i have just two" A drive is a device but a device does not have to be a drive. Also see askubuntu.com/questions/834093/…
– Rinzwind
Mar 29 at 7:03
"shows so many drives while i have just two" A drive is a device but a device does not have to be a drive. Also see askubuntu.com/questions/834093/…
– Rinzwind
Mar 29 at 7:03
"shows so many drives while i have just two" A drive is a device but a device does not have to be a drive. Also see askubuntu.com/questions/834093/…
– Rinzwind
Mar 29 at 7:03
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"shows so many drives while i have just two" A drive is a device but a device does not have to be a drive. Also see askubuntu.com/questions/834093/…
– Rinzwind
Mar 29 at 7:03