Assume that you USB is /dev/sdb. When you boot into PM, you will see that /dev/sdb2 was replaced and it's actually /dev/dm-0
You can delete /dev/sdb2 and recreate it by mknode and then it will be OK.
For example:
In next release, I will change the mechanism for PM, so it will be OK.
You can delete /dev/sdb2 and recreate it by mknode and then it will be OK.
For example:
Code:
mknode -m 0660 /dev/sdb b 8 18In next release, I will change the mechanism for PM, so it will be OK.