> > LABEL=tmp /tmp ext2 defaults 1 2
> > UUID=3a30d6b4-08a5-11d3-91c3-e1fc5550af17 /usr ext2 defaults 1 2
>
> Where's the UUID stored? On the drive? Wouldn't this cause problems with
> systems involving hot-swap drives? (Ie: If a scratch drive fails (as
> many have), and I go 'eek!', swap it and reboot, the drive UUID would be
> different and I'd also have to edit the fstab, right?)
The UUID is stored in the filesystem.
man tune2fs for more information.
davez
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