Since the installer has been writing LABEL to /etc/fstab by default, we should deal with upgrades somehow. I think that the best approach is simply a release note along the lines of:
"systems installed for alpha N or beta may use LABEL in /etc/fstab - and that this could cause
unexpected behaviour if another disk with the same label is added later.
Since the installer has been writing LABEL to /etc/fstab by default, we should deal with upgrades somehow. I think that the best approach is simply a release note along the lines of:
"systems installed for alpha N or beta may use LABEL in /etc/fstab - and that this could cause
unexpected behaviour if another disk with the same label is added later.
to find the UUID use:
blkid -o value -s UUID -l -t LABEL=xxxx
then put this as UUID=yyyy in /etc/fstab"