No, '/' and '/root' are two different things entirely.
As far as using fdisk, you're probably better off staying with
DiskDruid. Fdisk will not help you resolve the problem you're currently
having.
HTH,
Mike
cheong david wrote:
> Hi mike, thank you for your help. But the \ is it? i have also create
> it too.( i just think that\root is same as \)
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