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May 11, 2011

I have a joggler device and have Ubuntu installed on a USB drive. If that USB drive is the only thing plugged in it boots fine. If I plug another USB device it doesn't boot.

Now I am assuming this is a GRUB issue but I'm not really sure what to change and what I need to change it too.

I was told this by a friend: "probably need to change the grub.cfg where it states the boot device (hd0,x) etc".

How do I find out what I need to change it to?

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