You could use something like
LABEL=root / ext2 defaults 0 1 LABEL=swap none swap sw 0 0 LABEL=home /home ext2 defaults 0 1
in your /etc/fstab, instead of /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda1.
Is your fstab example a real life one, or fictional? in the 1st case, how did you manage to have the swap labeled??
mkswap -L myswap /dev/sda2
I have suffered my share of problems with trying to keep 2.4 and 2.6 going together smoothly on the same machine (see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=286515 ) and came up with nothing better than going single and moving the appropriate fstab (sda flavoured for 2.6 and hda for 2.4) in place. BTW, I have never figured how to force the cdrw not to work in the ide-scsi emulation mode in 2.6; even with the ide-cd driver preloaded by /etc/modules and an option
options ide-scsi ignore=hdd
added to the modules.conf (via update-modutils), the scsi emulation still grabs hdd (somehow pulled in by the sata_sil?)
This is obsolete. Try something like
cdrecord /dev/cdrom my.iso
for writing CDs, regardless whether it is SCSI or IDE.
Sorry for the late response. Somehow your EMail got marked as read in my Inbox.
Regards
Harri
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