On 7/24/07, Karl Larsen <k5di@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Kevin Kofler wrote:
> Karl Larsen <k5di <at> zianet.com> writes:
>> I did a google search and discovered that e2label can make just fine
>> labels for my files. They were hhhhhedffggeertytuu and I changed them to
>> fedora_7. Then I rebooted and fedora_7 would not come up and had a
>> kernel panic and all that shit!
>>
>> I had to use my fedora 7 DVD and select Rescue. When it got to the
>> point I asked it to mount my fedora 7 system and it FAILED! I had to use
>> mount the darn thing myself and then use joe to remove the dam labels I
>> made and replaced them with /dev/sdb5 which thank God now work! Now it
>> will boot again.
>
> Labels just work here. You probably didn't enter them into fstab correctly (you
> need to enter LABEL=fedora_7, not just fedora_7). Please don't blame the
> utilities unless you have proof it's them which screwed up and not you!
>
>> Please no one mention labels AGAIN!
>
> labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels
> labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels
> labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels labels
> labels ;-)
>
> Kevin Kofler
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It was my fault because info e2label never mentioned you must have
label= but I recall that now is the case. I might try again tomorrow and
change just one and see if I can get it to work. Can I do the same for
swap as well. I guess so but I tried and it said there were a bad
superblock.
But the loading of F7 had some weird Label on both swaps.
Don't forget that labels are used by grub too.
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