On 01/31/2008 14:00 PM, "KOENIG Yvan" <email@hidden> wrote:
>>> I tried to get the UUID on my machine
>>> and I got:
>>>
>>> power-mac-g5-de-yvan-koenig:~ yvankoenig$ diskutil list
>> Good starting point!
>>
>>> /dev/disk0
>> this is one of your disks. Not the mountpoint, but no problem. Just
>> enter:
>>
>> diskutil info /dev/disk0
>>
>> and search for the UUID line
>>
>
> It seems that you read too fast my message.
> You missed;
>
> power-mac-g5-de-yvan-koenig:~ yvankoenig$ diskutil info /dev/disk0
You're hitting the difference between a physical disk and a volume. Physical
disks don't have UUIDs, volumes do. /dev is a physical disk driver location,
/Volumes or / is where volumes are mounted.
What you need is the volume mount, which in that terminology would be
something like disk0s3 or disk 0, slice/volume 3
--
You better ask before you try and stick your finger there.
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