Am trying to setup devlabel with my Fujifilm USB drive. It is one of the braindead ones with the UUID set for the device rather than the partition. Thus I have to issue: devlabel add -d /dev/sdi -s /dev/usbstick to have devlabel grok the proper place to read the UUID. However, the device is not where the data lies - it is on the first partition /dev/sdi1. So it reads the /etc/fstab entry of: /dev/usbstick /mnt/substick (rest deleted) and bombs cuz it naturally can't find a readable partition. One way to get around this is to use the -u <UUID> --partnum <#> to set it up. Only problem is that the FC1 devlabel does not include the --partnum option. As it stands now, I can only get it working if I change the symlink to /dev/sdi1 manually after devlabel runs. Hardly worth the time. Anybody know of a way around this? -- Jack Bowling mailto: jbinpg@xxxxxxx
