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#100
Originally Posted by fanoush View Post
No, this does not solve anything except cosmetic issue with naming. Device minor number is still wrong. Also you now have it 'right' only for situation when you boot with external card inside slot. Once you remove the card and boot it will be wrong again.
Right, I didn't think about booting without an external card... That would be pretty bad indeed. I don't like having my root partition mounted on a non-existing device, but until the kernel is fixed I'll have to live with it I guess

Originally Posted by fanoush View Post
Is there some OS that automounts second partition on mmc card (formatted as ext2)? At least Windows does not see past first partition on removable devices so this does not matter much. But of course with linux one should not mount same partition which is currently booted.
I confirm what kernelpanic just said: Debian (or at least Ubuntu Gutsy) mounts everything the kernel can read. So limiting the USB sharing to the first partition is definitely a good idea for those using Linux.

Originally Posted by Machster
Using your tips page I've verified that the MMC swapping problem is not affecting my n800. You used the Maemo wiki to clone your card. Those instructions are only intended for 2006, 2007. Did you follow the one for OS2007?
Yes, that's the one I used. The whole cloning process works on 2008 (no reason why it wouldn't). And I didn't find anything specific to 2007.