Gerhard Gedigk wrote:
As far as I understand it you do not need initrd to use UUIDs. I need initrd to launch udev so early so I can use the symlinks in /etc/fstab . With init and 10udev it is too late.
There are potentially two UUIDs for a partition. The filesystem (ext4, etc_ and with GPT, the partition GUID, The kernel understands root=PARTUUID=abcdef...123 but not the filesystem UUID. For that you need an initrd.
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