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First you have to unmount snap, much as you would unmount a drive. Use 'df' to find the number ID so you can reference it when you unmount snap. As an example:First you have to unmount snap, much as you would unmount a drive. Find out what is mounted via different ways, here are some examples mount|grep snap.core df|grep snap.core Unmount snap core sudo umount /snap/snapd/0000 You won't use 0000 rather instead the number of the ID you gleaned by using the mount or df command in the above example. There will likely be more than one core mounted.