At 12:03 PM 1/2/2010, Steve Blackwell wrote:
>On Sat, 2 Jan 2010 10:40:51 -0600
>"Michael Stowe" <mstowe AT chicago.us.mensa DOT org> wrote:
>
>> > - The upgrade from F10->F11 chaged the name of my backup media
>> >   from /media/disk to /media/<long UUID> so I changed $TopDir
>> >   accordingly.
>> 
>> That's your problem ... you can't do this.
>> 
>> I'd recommend putting $TopDir back to what it was and creating a
>> symbolic link.
>
>Ah! I don't like having that UUID as the name of the directory anyway.
>Is there a way to tell automount to call it disk instead?

You can explicitly label the disk using e.g. e2label and then
start your fstab entry like this:

LABEL=backup01                                  /mnt/backup01

Or you can use the UUID:

UUID=06d2993c-9afd-4a06-990b-0692389c06e9       /boot

The above examples are taken from a Fedora 11 installation
I was running a few months ago (where I symlinked the standard
topdir to the correct subdir of backup01).

                                        - Harold


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