Michael Stone composed on 2019-02-24 10:46 (UTC-0500):
> On Sat, Feb 23, 2019 at 05:37:06PM -0500, Felix Miata wrote:
>>Depends on context. In a fully automated context, UUIDs do indeed work great,
>>when humans are
>>working with them, not so great. Most humans cannot remember 32 character or
>>longer strings of
>>randomly generated characters for associating with devices or usage.
> Yeah, thankfully copy & paste is also a feature. :)
Sometimes the copy from location is accessible too. :)
I just cloned two logical partitions to and from the only HD in the system and
used
tune2fs -U random -L <label>
on the clones. No bootloader is installed on either source or clone partitions.
X won't run
and gpm isn't installed. I want to adjust their fstabs now, and boot either
subsequently
through a configfile menu entry on a filesystem that was neither source nor
destination in
the cloning processes. What do I do next?
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