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So I have had to update fstab when I change swap partitions. It is a common issue, even when unplugging storage.
To get the uuid values use blk commands
lsblk
sudo blkid /dev/sd partition letter / #
Once you have the uuid value, how do you copy it if in a console?
tee -a (append)
blkid /dev/sd | tee -a /etc/fstab
sudo texteditior fstab
move that text to where needed.
For btrfs you need to use its built-in tools
btrfs filesystem show
btrfstune - U [uuid here] [device] will allow manually setting the uuid.
That should fix whatever uuid issues and prevent needing to redownload updates and reconfigure.
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