Cecilio Marín wrote:
This links with a question about labels of the past week. You can
configure Grub references to LABELS, not partitions. Grub will start up
root partition with LABEL /, and boot with label /boot, not will depends
with the disk.
To build it, is better make soft raids on installation time.
Thanks for the info. However I have one more Q:
So my /etc/fstab file has now instead of LABELS devices suck ad
/dev/md0, /dev/md1 etc...
I've changed the actual devices with LABEL=/, LABEL=/boot, but after a
reboot I get an error "unable to resolve LABEL=/"
What am I missing here?
Thank you.
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