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Mounting partitions fails in WSL 2 #11955
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@Lingchen218: I wonder if that device is your boot disk. Can you share the output of |
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Windows Version
版本 10.0.22631.4037]
WSL Version
0.0.0.0
Are you using WSL 1 or WSL 2?
Kernel Version
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Distro Version
ubuntu 2022
Other Software
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Repro Steps
First, I cannot view the version by typing wsl --version in the command line.
Second, when I execute wsl --mount \.\PHYSICALDRIVE0 --bare, it prompts that the disk is occupied. How do I solve this problem? My Windows system is in PHYSICALDRIVE1. PHYSICALDRIVE0 has an ext4 partition and an NTFS partition. I want to load the ext4 partition in PHYSICALDRIVE0.
Expected Behavior
I want to load the ext4 partition in PHYSICALDRIVE0.
Actual Behavior
When I execute wsl --mount \.\PHYSICALDRIVE0 --bare, it prompts that the disk is occupied. How do I solve it?

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