On 2010年07月01日 16:23, splotz90 wrote:
>
> But if we are still using /dev/sda3 for /boot in fstab, the mount of the
> boot partition will fail (/dev/sda3 doesn't exist anymore).
>
> This fstab would be better:
>
> ...
> /dev/sda1
>               /            ext3    defaults    1    1
>
> # boot partition:
> UUID=03b77228-ed4c-4218-910e-11b9f77c4b46    /boot        ext3
> defaults    1    1
> ...
>
> I don't want to use a UUID for / in the fstab ...
>
> Sebastian
Even though /boot is a separate partition, we don't need to mount it.
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