SSD showing wrong information and not mounting

I just installed bazzite and was reformating an SSD I was working with. At one point, I believe I selected only root can edit/access and it's been giving me pain ever since. It doesn't even read right now. Part of my system says it's read only btrfs and part of it says it's read/write ext4
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Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
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Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
it's /dev/sdc1 specifically here
Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
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Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
Also tried to use the reload and that did not work either Everything keeps telling me it's in read only but nothing is actually reflecting that when I check
asen23
asen232d ago
sudo lsblk -f and sudo mount | grep sdc
Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
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Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
sudo mount | grep sdc does not give back anything
asen23
asen232d ago
have you rebooted yet?
Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
a couple times
asen23
asen232d ago
rpm-ostree status
Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
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asen23
asen232d ago
sudo udevadm info /dev/sdc1
Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
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Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
I fixed it.. somehow? I had to nest it all under the root basically? I'm not sure if this fully fixed it, will report back. Really weird thing but I guess lol
asen23
asen232d ago
wdym
Archer
ArcherOP2d ago
I've put a mount point of simply like /ssd in the past but it seems in this I had to actually nest it under home so it's under /var/home/archer/ssd which home is technically on my other drive, it's weird I'm not sure why this works but it's working lol
asen23
asen232d ago
oh because / is mounted as composefs now, also the best practices is to put it under /mnt (or /var/mnt) also there is no drive concept in linux like windows, you can have / as a drive and something like /home in another drive

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