This isn't a bug or something that util-linux can do anything about.
** Changed in: util-linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Invalid
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** Changed in: util-linux (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: linux = util-linux
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
Status: New = Triaged
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finding a lost swap partition?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/165316
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I'll just note that I ran into some of these problems again in
conjunction with some more upgrades. I'm getting much too familiar with
the internal GRUB commands to find partitions and to find and display
files.
I feel like the proper solution would be a graphic repair interface for
GRUB. In
Perhaps it would be less hassle just to use swap files. They are as good
performing (they really are with new kernels), more stable (simple
files, mine is at /swap.img), and you can resize/add/delete them a lot
faster and easier. No UUIDs exploding either.
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finding a lost swap partition?
I'd like to join this issue.
Here's what happened to me. Some unexplained phenomenon hammered my swap
partition, so it lost its UUID. My system simply booted without incident
or warning -- but also without any swap!
mount and swapon, run from command line, complained that the UUID was
invalid.
Can you expound on the UUID of the swap partition changing? Was this
something that was caused by another bug? I suppose I'm wondering what
might cause the UUID to change, which would then cause this issue.
the 'blkid' command will generate filesystem information, including
device, UUID and
The first time it happened, I had used gparted to move the swap
partition forward, but I still don't know what might have caused it the
second time. Yes, I was awake and paying some attention, but something
strange happened. I don't even know enough about UUIDs to imagine what
causes them to
