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# (UUID=16-hex-bytes)/path/file.ext
UUID is a 16 bytes hex digit id for the volume. For example, you can use (UUID=c6803bae803ba439)/vboot/win7.vhd to represent the same file as mentioned above format.
Each volume usually has a unique id after it has been formated. If you perform a reformat on the volume, this id will change.
To find the uuid for a volume on Windows, you can run this command:
vbootedit uuid C:
Inside VBoot Loader, you can enter this command to get the uuid for a volume:
probe -u (hd0,1)
# (LABEL=volume-label)/path/file.ext
The label format is similar to UUID format. You can find a volume's label by right click the properties dialog on Windows host.
For example, you can use (LABEL=OS)/vboot/win7.vhd to represent the same file as discussed in (1) and (2) above. |
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