The purpose of the labels is to ensure that this doesn't happen - the label can be anything and does not have to match the device name. In your case, a more useful label would be something like bbls. So you could have: # e2label /dev/sda1 bbls and in your fstab have: LABEL=bbls /usr/local/bbls ...
Is this something that's different on AS 2.1 from 7.3 (which is what the server was on before)? The reason I ask is because I've never been bitten by this before.
I ran the e2label command on both filesystems. Since we have it back up and running I can't risk a reboot right now to test it. And I can't tell any difference looking at /etc/fstab. But I'm going to assume it worked since there were no error messages.
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