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I've just switched over to a new, larger, SSD. This led to a repartition which means my drive UUIDs became wrong. Rather than copy down the new UUIDs, I decided it was nicer to use the drive labels - which also works
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feat(minion): use labels for drives #118
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feat(minion): use labels for drives
I've just switched over to a new, larger, SSD. This led to a repartition
which means my drive UUIDs became wrong. Rather than copy down the new
UUIDs, I decided it was nicer to use the drive labels - which also works
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feat(pm/minion): use labels for drives
I've just switched over to a new, larger, SSD. This led to a repartition
which means my drive UUIDs became wrong. Rather than copy down the new
UUIDs, I decided it was nicer to use the drive labels - which also works
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feat(pm/minion): use labels for drives
I've just switched over to a new, larger, SSD. This led to a repartition
which means my drive UUIDs became wrong. Rather than copy down the new
UUIDs, I decided it was nicer to use the drive labels - which also works
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feat(pm/minion): use labels for drives
I've just switched over to a new, larger, SSD. This led to a repartition
which means my drive UUIDs became wrong. Rather than copy down the new
UUIDs, I decided it was nicer to use the drive labels - which also works
expand 1 commit
hide 1 commit
feat(pm/minion): use labels for drives
I've just switched over to a new, larger, SSD. This led to a repartition
which means my drive UUIDs became wrong. Rather than copy down the new
UUIDs, I decided it was nicer to use the drive labels - which also works
manually merged due to tangled error