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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Sat, 16 Apr 2022 23:44:58 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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>>>> That's even more typing than /dev/sdk. Some things I do easily by |
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>>>> using tab completion and all. When mounting, I let fstab remember |
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>>>> the UUID for it. |
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>>> That's what copy/paste is for. How often are you editing your |
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>>> crypttab anyway? This way when you move drives around they still |
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>>> work. |
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>> What is crypttab? I type in the command manually. |
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> Then use a shell alias, even less typing. |
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I've done a couple basic alias things here but never grasped it enough |
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to do anything beyond making ls run with -al each time. I think there |
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is another one I did but it was long ago. I'd have to dig to find it. |
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My biggest thing, I'm so used to using sdk1 that I'm likely to have to |
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hit the backspace key quite often until this gets sorted out. My OS |
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stuff is on sda, sdb, sdc and was on sdd. Anything above that was |
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external. If one of the storms knocks my lights out, I may get a chance |
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to reboot. See if that fixes things. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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