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Don't need fix just explanation.(feddit.de)

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just built myself a pc. installed linux mint via usb. after clicking reboot this error shows up. manually restarting(turning it on and off) linux starts normally. google doesn’t help at all. i don’t even know where to start maybe someone here has an idea?

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Partition table is damaged? Partition is bigger than the harddisk?

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it appears to be the partition of my installation medium?(usb stick) im just not sure how? this same usb has installed linux 3 times in the last 2 days and this is the first time this error showed up. it appears to be benign. my system functions fine given this only happens when turning the system off(rebooting) AFTER the install is complete. this same error also happens when using a completely new usb with a new iso on it?

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Sure. If it’s only the installation USB stick you probably don’t need to pay attention to it if it installs fine. Next time I’d try and check if the image got written correctly to the stick.

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