On 23.11.2010 06:54, Doug wrote:
On PCLINUXOS, a KDE-derived system, the fstab appearsHi, Duncan is right the UUID is set when formatting a disk an creating a file system, so the UUID would be specific to the floppy you insert into the drive. It has nothing to do with the floppy drive itself. To get information about the hardware in your computer (including any drives, but also graphics cards, wireless, you name it) enter: lspci -v To get the UUIDs of your disks enter: blkid For information about mounted drives including their respective UUIDs you might want to use: mount | column -t column -t will display the output as a nice table I hope this will help you somewhat, Pascal -- __________________________________________________________________ In the office or on business trip: Pascal Bernhard Novalisstr. 7 D-10115 Berlin Phone +49 (30) 28 44 54-22 Fax +49 (30) 28 44 54-20 Private +49 (176) 419 26 34 [email protected] www.sci.de SCI Verkehr GmbH Geschäftsführende Gesellschafterin: Maria Leenen Registergericht: Amtsgericht Hamburg Registernummer: 66 HR B 56 572 Ust-Id. Nr.: DE164981264 Schanzenstraße 117 D 20357 Hamburg Germany |
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