* Frank Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20060905 12:15]: > Mark wrote:
> > P.S. A kind of bug report: > > We already have label-based partitions in fstab, but the auto-builder > > duplicates our manual entries with /dev/XYZ syntax. So now the fstab > > refers to the same partition twice. Yes, but I personally don't see this as a bug, because therefore you have the option which version you want to use. > > It is possible to boot "nofstab" but that is not desirable. We still > > want autodetection. What we would like: grml detects if the fstab > > already has a certain partition, and if so, does not add a /dev/XYZ > > entry. Well, duplicates won't happen for /dev/XYZ entries, even if they are configured manually. But currently we don't recognise LABELs and UUIDs, right. I'll take a look at it whether it can be done reasonable to implement support for LABELs. I'm afraid of duplicate labels (I really don't like UUIDs in /etc/fstab on workstations) but I've to discuss the issue with the other grml-devs on next devel-meeting. Let's see what's the result. > Yes, that hits the nail on the head. The script is cool for a new system, > but > I have the GRML-repo on my (stock-)-Debian installation and it made some > nice > mess in /mnt. Mark's idea is great, I would love to see that in GRML! The reason for "mess in /mnt": grml makes sure that you have all the directories available, which are given as target directory in /etc/fstab. But as written above I'll think about the label-stuff for fstab. regards, -mika- -- You like grml? Help us! http://grml.org/donations/ Already on the grml-user-map? http://www.frappr.com/grmlusers Grml Solutions http://solutions.grml.org/
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