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In linux.gentoo.user, you wrote: |
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> Jarry <mr.jarry <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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>> So I agree there should be at least some basic info about |
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>> disk-labels in the handbook. |
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> OK guys let's all chime on on the bug with |
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> ideas and verbiage, or we just need one |
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> really smart admin, to post some |
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> text and we're off to the races. |
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> Me, I still struggle with Disk labels |
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> and UUIDs and such, so I'm looking for |
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> leadership here..... You know one |
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> of those smart kids or elder (older than me) |
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> linux gentlemen types....... |
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> Don't be shy! |
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> bug 354229 |
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> James |
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I'm a little confused about use of the term "disk labels" in |
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this discussion. Isn't a disk label a fs level ID (I create |
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those when I make my fs)? Using UUID in fstab for quite awhile |
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here (due to multiple external drives), but those aren't disk |
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labels... are they? |
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It seems there are two subjects here, one to address in the |
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section of preparing disks and one for setting up fstab. |
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Unless of course I'm missing something, which is entirely |
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possible... |
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caveat utilitor |
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