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Jun 6, 2010

I'm currently configuring my nslu2 to reboot correctly, having the Debian Lenny Operating System split over two usbsticks - this is quite difficult, i think.

You see, sometimes it boot, sometimes not. Therefore, I've decided to try UUID naming instead of the default sdX naming system. Maybe udev naming too ... dunno.

Here some person says it is important to do one usb stick at a time. How important is this(?) when I have the OS split over two usb-sticks, not just one?

I have not really used udev for other than renaming ethernet and wlan devices; so some tips on using it for renaming usb-devices would be nice. Is renaming on the grounds of UUIDs the most sensible way, you think?

I have set up the cabling to the nslu2 like this:

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Edit: [SOLVED], just go on with naming by UUID if you boot from several memorysticks. Maybe it is preferable to rebuild the initramfs for each edit to the fstab file ...

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