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Re: UUID


Le 31 janv. 2008 à 21:31, Skeeve a écrit :

John C. Welch wrote:

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


I beg to differ.

no matter what I enter:
diskutil info '/Volumes/Macintosh HD'
diskutil info /
diskutil info /dev/disk0s3

I always get the UUID

With this syntax I get it too but, I'm not acustomed to terminal and was surprised because, typing EXACTLY what you posted I didn't get the assumed result.

Now, after asking again, the response is here and I assumes that it will be a bit more clear for some other posters ;-)

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