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Subject: Nvram on USB
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Is there a clever way to put nvrams on usb flash drives? The obvious
way fails because device names are not stable.

It looks like 9atom can do it, though it appears there's some hackery
involved and I can't quite understand the hackery yet.

Perhaps there's an obvious way and I miss it.

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Aram H=C4=83v=C4=83rneanu