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I was also stuck with the Vagrant/VirtualBox examples because I have an M1 Mac. For now, I just bought [a cheap NUC for $89](https://a.co/d/2Lw2GzT) and loaded Debian 12 on it...
> You left out some details: which model of raspberry Pi are you using? Which of the 6 variants of the Raspberry Pi OS were you installing (32/64, full/standard/lite)? This...
There is another point worth mentioning about when you're in this situation where you've replaced an OS using PINN's "Replace" feature but have not yet worked around the issue (by...
> Does "re-running the partition_setup.sh script" from the fix up menu sort this out, without you having to mess with installed_os.json? Unfortunately, no. In this scenario, running that script results...
FYI, I did another test of the same scenario, but I did the workaround slightly differently. Instead of updating "installed_os.json" with the "/dev/sdaXX" values, I updated "installed_os.json" with the newly-regenerated...
Thanks for that info, @lurch. That makes sense. Although convenient to reference the ```/dev/sdaXX``` values because they are more stable than the PARTUUID values in one sense, they are not...
> We just need to stop Raspios (and others based on it) from modifying the diskid when in a multi-boot environment. Out of curiosity, if those changes were made, if...