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Actually, I had some of that information incorrect.  For slackware users
who create partitions and type one of them as swap with fdisk running
setup next and choosing target disk allows the setup program to activate
the swap disk if not already activated then prompt the user for names for
the remaining partitions and label them.  As best I can tell those extra
labels end up in /etc/fstab in the correct field.

Jude <dashielljt(at)gmpexpress-dot-net>