Re: Kubuntu 7.10 64bit

* markus reichelt <[email protected]> wrote:

> > Might it be a good idea to use UUID to have "/lib" for loop-aes
> > always in the right place? Can the build-initrd.sh script compile
> > an initrd using UUID or will this conflict with library issues at
> > boot time? I just thought about it as Kubuntu makes use of UUID
> > and for people operating usb-hard drives the situation might look
> > even more weird.
> 
> This should be no problem. The /proc filesystem is usually mounted
> by the script and mount -[U|L] relies just on /proc/partitions.

On a sidenote: Have you tried Alon's approach yet? I like the idea of
using kernel boot parameters to reflect changes in one's system.

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