Have you memorized your partition uuid?

[dragos240]

I have, i was wondering if i was the only one :P. I dare all of you to try it.
mine is 07446460-fa38-4d28-bf91-23ef304158d1

[Skripka]

I have, i was wondering if i was the only one :P. I dare all of you to try it.
mine is 07446460-fa38-4d28-bf91-23ef304158d1

Naw. I have 3 drives in this box with 6 or so partitions. There's a reason we still have pen and paper.

[kk0sse54]

I have better things to do with my life.

[Kareeser]

Partitions have UUIDs? *has no clue what that means*

Why would you need to memorize it? :P

[.Maleficus.]

Partitions have UUIDs? *has no clue what that means*

Why would you need to memorize it? :P
Yep, and you can check them out with the command 'blkid'. It's a unique, universal identifier for each device/partition.

And no, I haven't and have no reason too. With 3 drives and ~8 partitions, I don't want to anyways.

[cariboo]

To many partitions, that's why I use copy and paste.

Jim

[sisco311]

i don't need to memorize it, i know how to change it. ;)

[sloggerkhan]

no... too many disks, too long a number, plus you can regenerate pretty easy.

[Yashiro]

Mine has a '4', a '5', and an 'e' in it.
That's as far as I care to bother.

[dragos240]

Just to clearify, as an experiment a few weeks ago, i wiped my grub list and have been loading my operating systems using memory alone, i can now type my entire bootup script thingy in less than 30 seconds, and no there is no need for doing this. There is absolutely no need whatsoever, i just wanted to see if anybody but me did it, or if not, are willing to take the chalenge.

[HuaiDan]

I just use the auto option for everything mount-related. It has worked for me so far.