External USB drive lost / deleted partition and 'reboot'
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External USB drive lost / deleted partition and 'reboot'
I'm trying to fix a partition on an external USB drive and am unsure what I should do when it tells me I should reboot for the changes to take effect? I assumed that would be for an internal drive. Do I still reboot (assuming I reach that stage?)
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