There’s a new article up that discusses Linux, and how it uses labels to mount disks in many cases, instead of the device paths of yesteryear. In the article I explain what this is and why we do it, as well as how to manage the labels of your disks. This is one of the things that when I first saw it, blew me away. I didn’t realize what it was, and once I learned more about it, I was blown away again by just how cool this is. All in all, I think the idea of mounting disks via a label so that it just doesn’t matter what the device name or path is, is an awesome idea. I hope I put together an article that is helpful, and can shed some light on it for you.
Linked in Digg, Delicious, Magnolia, and Tumblr. Excellent! These articles are awesome, Laz!! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Mack, I am just trying to give back and share some info with anyone who can use it.