currently it is only possible to mount devices in Linux by using block device files like /dev/sdb2.
But these files tend to change after reboot, so /dev/sdb2 might become /dev/sda2 after a reboot, which makes it impossible to use these paths as favorite volumes in the GUI.
Please make it possible to also use links from the /dev/disk/by-id directory, which tend to be stable.
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Hello,
currently it is only possible to mount devices in Linux by using block device files like
/dev/sdb2.But these files tend to change after reboot, so
/dev/sdb2might become/dev/sda2after a reboot, which makes it impossible to use these paths as favorite volumes in the GUI.Please make it possible to also use links from the
/dev/disk/by-iddirectory, which tend to be stable.