"OK, so, first, how do you find out the UUID of your disk? The command blkid can be used -- here's its output for one of my disks: # blkid /dev/hda1 /dev/hda1: UUID="0ef96300-36c0-4575-8a1d-2d36ff4cd585" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3" "Alternatively, you can look at the /dev/disk/by_uuid/ directory to see which UUID is associated with which disk. (Use df to find out what device names you currently have mounted.)"
"OK, so, first, how do you find out the UUID of your disk? The command blkid can be used -- here's its output for one of my disks:
# blkid /dev/hda1 /dev/hda1: UUID="0ef96300-36c0-4575-8a1d-2d36ff4cd585" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3"
"Alternatively, you can look at the /dev/disk/by_uuid/ directory to see which UUID is associated with which disk. (Use df to find out what device names you currently have mounted.)"
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