John Summerfield wrote:
After I sent this it occurred to me that filesystem labels may be
biting you. Probably, you have two partitions with each filesystem
label. Linux tends to choose the Wrong One.
Change /etc/fstab to use device names instead of filesystem labels.
"mount the other partition" still applies, but if you're using LVM the
device name has a long and convoluted name, and I don't know how you
"mount the other one."
Filesystem labels suck. I've had them break on single systems shortly
after installation, therefore,
as part of my install process, I go through and 'fix' them to reflect
the actual device/partition names
instead. Filesystem labels should be dragged through the mud, by a wild
horse, kicked in the nads,
and burned at the stake.
Peter
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