Marvin Kosmal wrote: > Hi > > I have fallen behind in my disk usage knowledge.. > > So something has happen and I don't quite know how to fix it. > > My initial problem was that /home was running out of room.. > > So I created a new directory /home2 and created a new partition on my > terabyte drive. Formatted the partition. Added an entry in > /etc/fstab. I used the old technology. Used /dev/sdd5 instead of > the uuid #. Which I don't know how to determine. > > Anyway. I did an update and needed to reboot the computer.. > > On rebooting.. All the drives are renamed. /dev/sda is now /dev/sdc > and all kinds of stuff.. > > Luckily the system still works. Don't know why.. > > How do I find out the uuid # on the partition I just created so I can > make the right entry in /etc/fstab? > > TIA > > Marvin Marvin Kosmal Do you have a GUI tool? What distro and version? In the absents of a GUI have you looked at fdisk and the like? Regards Fred James
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