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uuid label
Reading about uuid Numbers on the Forum( about uuid) Is that what is called changing to labels ?
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Re: uuid label
Yes and no
labels can be anything, you can name your disk Favorite - that's a label, but UUID is also a label
See the wiki for more info
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php ... _a_problem
labels can be anything, you can name your disk Favorite - that's a label, but UUID is also a label
See the wiki for more info
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php ... _a_problem
Re: uuid label
Yes that is the way I do it.I like to Multiboot some times it can be a pain.Maybe some one will come up with a easy to change the uuid Numbers.UUid maybe a better way to go.For single boot it is ok,but multiboot it can be a pain.
Re: uuid label
Not really multi or single boot, but as soon as you change something
Even a fresh install in an existing partition may change the UUIDs and you're out of luck
Even a fresh install in an existing partition may change the UUIDs and you're out of luck
Re: uuid label
Yes I have experienced this also, a real pain indeed !Husse wrote:but as soon as you change something Even a fresh install in an existing partition may change the UUIDs and you're out of luck
I am only hoping that they will forget about UUID in the future. Sometimes new system improvements aren't all ways good. For UUID it was one step forward and two steps back. Migraine headache time......ooooouch !
My Linux Distros:
sidux - Parsix - DreamLinux - Mint
sidux - Parsix - DreamLinux - Mint
Re: uuid label
UUID could have a use for portable disks - one step forward and the rest many steps backward