Re: Experiencing the Grub Error 17

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Michael Schwendt
>> Here /boot is mounted via its partition label. Which label is applied
>> to sda2?

Paul Smith:
> I do not know. How can I find it out? 

The e2label command.  To see what Michael asked:  e2label /dev/sda2

It can also set a label, but the command example I gave will just
display the current one.  You might want to go through all your
partitions, and see what they are.  But just looking through this
thread, I think you've tangled yourself in a knot.

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2.6.22.9-91.fc7 i686 i386

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