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Why would you put a file system on the drive if you dd a disto image?
Not needed, just an extra step to fill up step 2 in this meme format.
Maybe “fdisk -l” could be the first panel, then move the original to the second panel.
Much better, didn't think of that at the time.
lsblkI've also seen this meme format having the same text on the third and fourth pane.
Well it would, except it was stored on
/dev/sda1...Me staring blankly for two panes trying to figure out what happened works too :-)
He didn't. But yes, the joke doesn't really work here.