Comment 4 for bug 996443
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| André Pirard (a.pirard) wrote Re: use UUID=0 for "this partition", e.g. in fstab | #4 |
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Yes, using the real well known UUID of the booting partition to replace UUID=0 is quite possible during the boot process (egg laying time if you like). I am not, of course, speaking of determining which hen^H^H^H UUID to boot, which is a cock^H^H^H^H pre-boot instead of boot matter.
Please note that I'm always working towards making Ubuntu usable for the non-geek.
It proved necessary to restate the description and I did.
Thank you.