Whenever I use VirtualBox to install a Linux distro, I usually install the LiveISO onto the hard drive instead of just using it as a live CD. However, sometimes the ISO doesn't install fully (usually user error), and the prompt comes up to install it to the hard drive again. In addition, liveuser is again the only user, even if I created one before. However, the original partitions are remembered somehow, but I can't figure out where they are or how to get to them. The output of df -h is:Filesystem              Size   Used   Avail   Use%  Mounted on/dev/mapper/live-rw     3.9G   3.0G    804M    80%  /devtmpfs                985M      0    985M     0%  /devtmpfs                  1002M   136K   1002M     1%  /dev/shmtmpfs                  1002M   700K   1002M     1%  /runtmpfs                  1002M      0   1002M     0%  /sys/fs/cgroup/dev/sr0                953M   953M       0   100%  /run/initramfs/livetmpfs                  1002M   344K   1002M     1%  /tmpvarcacheyum            1002M      0   1002M     0%  /var/cache/yumvartmp                 1002M      0   1002M     0%  /var/tmp/dev/mapper/live-base   3.9G   3.0G    823M    79%  /mnt/install/sourceHow are these partitions remembered, and how can I mount them again to get them all pretty & nice, if this is possible? If not, why not?EDITGoing by the answers so far, and doing wipefs and cfdisk, all but 2 of the superblocks, as @mikeserv called them, have some kind of problem when I try to open them. One is the VBox Guest Additions I installed before, now under filesystem /dev/sr0, and the other is the Fedora Live Desktop. Neither filesystem has all the space I gave the partitions. I gave the partitions about 42-43GB, but the VBox Guest Additions has 999MB and the Fedora Live Desktop has 4GB. What's going on?
LiveCD Remembers Earlier Partitioning
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