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Mount a filesystem by UUID in Linux

Mount a filesystem by UUID in Linux

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Assumed you know the UUID of your harddisks, you want to mount it for use, try the following method:

# mount -U 9f95f559-9986-4dfc-8661-849bb54ed5a5 /mnt/data1
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