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UUIDs in fstab



Has anybody noticed that F9-pre installer creates an /etc/fstab file based on UUIDs instead of LABELs? I seem to remember everybody all worked up about LABELs instead of the traditional /dev/sda2 type identifiers, in order to simplify changes to hard drive configuration. But now, all of a sudden I've got this 32-character long UUID that makes everything complicated again.

Granted, I understand that a UUID is just as good as a LABEL, as far as functionality goes, but LABELs are so much easier to read, compare, and type. Why would the F9 installer choose to create UUIDs instead of readable LABELs? I have no idea.

Rainman

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