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 UUID=2d265aa6-e56c-481c-a44e-5e5d69f4cd39 ​      /​home ​  ​ext4 ​   defaults ​       0       1 UUID=2d265aa6-e56c-481c-a44e-5e5d69f4cd39 ​      /​home ​  ​ext4 ​   defaults ​       0       1
 </​code>​ </​code>​
 +
 +To apply the changes made to /etc/fstab it's recommended to reboot ​ (as your /home directory is concerned).
  
 It is always safer to reference your partition using their UUID, this avoids any possible confusion in case your hard drive would get mounted under another reference. This is particularly true when using external USB devices.\\ It is always safer to reference your partition using their UUID, this avoids any possible confusion in case your hard drive would get mounted under another reference. This is particularly true when using external USB devices.\\
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 This may take a while depending on the volume of the **/home** directory, but you'll end up having a copy of it on your future LMDE 2 hard disk. This may take a while depending on the volume of the **/home** directory, but you'll end up having a copy of it on your future LMDE 2 hard disk.
  
 +To deactivate a LVM2 physical volume and remove the drive
 +<​code>​
 +> sudo umount /tmp/home2
 +> sudo lvchange -an </​dev/​vg00>​
 +> sudo vgchange -an <​vg00>​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +If you also want to remove the device maps you can use
 +<​code>​
 +> dmsetup ls
 +> sudo dmsetup remove <​name>​
 +</​code>​
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 ===== LMDE 2 Installation ===== ===== LMDE 2 Installation =====
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 You'll see two main entries, one for **"​Main (betsy)"​**,​ one for **Base (jessie)**. They respectively point to http://​packages.linuxmint.com and http://​ftp.us.debian.org/​debian. Click on each of these references and select the best performing mirror for your location. You'll see two main entries, one for **"​Main (betsy)"​**,​ one for **Base (jessie)**. They respectively point to http://​packages.linuxmint.com and http://​ftp.us.debian.org/​debian. Click on each of these references and select the best performing mirror for your location.
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 +----
 ===== Clean Restore ===== ===== Clean Restore =====
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 <color chocolate>​**Spotify**</​color>​ <color chocolate>​**Spotify**</​color>​
  
-Add to: **/​etc/​apt/​sources.list.d/​spotify.list**+Create source repo reference: **/​etc/​apt/​sources.list.d/​spotify.list**
 <​code>​ <​code>​
 # Spotify # Spotify
-deb http://​repository.spotify.com testing non-free+> sudo sh -c 'echo "deb http://​repository.spotify.com testing non-free" >> /​etc/​apt/​sources.list.d/​spotify.list'​
 </​code>​ </​code>​
 **note**: we are using the "​testing"​ repo as, today (2015.07.23),​ the "​stable"​ version of spotify-client is not compatible with Debian 8 Jessie. **note**: we are using the "​testing"​ repo as, today (2015.07.23),​ the "​stable"​ version of spotify-client is not compatible with Debian 8 Jessie.