So you have only one uSD around?
Simple fix is to prepare another uSD - which then has a differrent UUID for sure, boot from that uSD, delete the NVMe (i.e. Using gparted), then shutdown,swap the uSD and reboot. Now clone the uSD of your dreams to the NVMe - ans make sure to tick the 'new UUID' checkbox this time.
Changing the UUID onnone of the drives should be simple (gparted, tune2fs), but remember you will have to change cmdline.txt as well.
below shows changing the UUID of sda1best to do this for your NVMe as you want to clone the uSD anyhow!
Simple fix is to prepare another uSD - which then has a differrent UUID for sure, boot from that uSD, delete the NVMe (i.e. Using gparted), then shutdown,swap the uSD and reboot. Now clone the uSD of your dreams to the NVMe - ans make sure to tick the 'new UUID' checkbox this time.
Changing the UUID onnone of the drives should be simple (gparted, tune2fs), but remember you will have to change cmdline.txt as well.
Code:
# show UUIDsblkid | grep UUIDCode:
umount /dev/sda1tune2fs -U random /dev/sda1 blkid | grep sda1blkid | grep UUIDStatistics: Posted by aBUGSworstnightmare — Thu Apr 04, 2024 5:13 am