Yes, using the real well known UUID of the booting partition to replace UUID=0
is quite possible during the boot process (egg laying time if you like). I am
not, of course, speaking of determining which hen^H^H^H UUID to boot, which is
a cock^H^H^H^H pre-boot instead of boot matter.
Please
** Summary changed:
- use UUID=0 for this partition, e.g. in fstab
+ use UUID=0 for boot partition, e.g. in fstab
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Title:
use UUID=0 for boot
In order to substitute where you boot from for UUID=0, you first must
know where to boot from. The way the boot loader decides where to boot
from is by searching for the correct UUID. If the UUID has changed, or
duplicated, then it can't figure out where to boot from, so it can't
figure out what
** Package changed: ubuntu = gparted (Ubuntu)
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Title:
use UUID=0 for this partition
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Thank you for affecting this report.
Please notice that using UUID=0 as an alias of a real UUID is not a GParted
matter but one of some disk management component.
Gparted renaming an UUID is only part of the whole story and you may want to
open an additional bug for it with the same text, one
** Summary changed:
- use UUID=0 for this partition
+ use UUID=0 for this partition, e.g. in fstab
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Title:
use UUID=0 for this partition, e.g.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 737387 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/737387
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 737387
gparted should offer option to change UUID when copying partition
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Please notice that using UUID=0 as an alias of a real UUID is not a
GParted matter but one of some disk management component.
PLEASE READ THE TITLE
and see that this report is not (only) related to Gparted but (mostly) to
UUID=0 being an alias.
The Gparted side of the story turns out to be
** Description changed:
Any version, any release and probably any distribution.
+
+ Update:
+
+ Please please please read the title of this report and see that this report
is not (only) related to Gparted but to UUID=0 being an alias of the UUID of
the partition in which that reference
You can't have a magic this partition uuid that refers to where
/etc/fstab is, because /etc/fstab is found in the first place by the
partition's UUID. It's a chicken and egg problem. UUIDs simply must be
unique.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New = Invalid
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