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          There aren’t necessarily any timestamps created with new GPT partition tables. The GPT layout doesn’t include any timestamp fields. If a partition is given a version 1 GUID (see RFC-4122 sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4), the generated GUID will include a timestamp; but any other version won’t. Most partition GUIDs I’ve seen use version 4 and therefore don’t contain a timestamp.






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            There aren’t necessarily any timestamps created with new GPT partition tables. The GPT layout doesn’t include any timestamp fields. If a partition is given a version 1 GUID (see RFC-4122 sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4), the generated GUID will include a timestamp; but any other version won’t. Most partition GUIDs I’ve seen use version 4 and therefore don’t contain a timestamp.






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              There aren’t necessarily any timestamps created with new GPT partition tables. The GPT layout doesn’t include any timestamp fields. If a partition is given a version 1 GUID (see RFC-4122 sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4), the generated GUID will include a timestamp; but any other version won’t. Most partition GUIDs I’ve seen use version 4 and therefore don’t contain a timestamp.






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                There aren’t necessarily any timestamps created with new GPT partition tables. The GPT layout doesn’t include any timestamp fields. If a partition is given a version 1 GUID (see RFC-4122 sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4), the generated GUID will include a timestamp; but any other version won’t. Most partition GUIDs I’ve seen use version 4 and therefore don’t contain a timestamp.






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                There aren’t necessarily any timestamps created with new GPT partition tables. The GPT layout doesn’t include any timestamp fields. If a partition is given a version 1 GUID (see RFC-4122 sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4), the generated GUID will include a timestamp; but any other version won’t. Most partition GUIDs I’ve seen use version 4 and therefore don’t contain a timestamp.







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