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Check out this post and watch the [Librem 5 Video Walkthrough](https://puri.sm/posts/librem-5-visual-walkthrough/).
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**WARNING:** **Always** shut down the Librem 5 before inserting or removing either a SIM card or a uSD card.
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## Known issues
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For a full list of PureOS-related issues see the [issue tracker](https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/OS-issues/-/issues) entries.
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Beware that if you put the same image into eMMC and SD, you’ll end up with partitions with duplicated UUIDs, which may cause unexpected behavior during mounting.
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**If** this applies then you can fix this by executing<br/>
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for x equal to 1 and then 2 (i.e. for each of the two partitions on the uSD card)
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1. While the specific partition on the uSD card is **not** mounted, `sudo tune2fs -U random /dev/sdax`
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2. `sudo tune2fs -l /dev/sdax | grep UUID` (in order to see what UUID was generated)
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then
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1. Mount `/dev/sda2` (i.e. mount the root partition of the uSD card) - let's say that you mount it at `/mnt`
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2. Edit (as root) `/mnt/etc/fstab` (i.e. the `/etc/fstab` that is **on the uSD card**) to put the _new_ UUID value in on the line where the corresponding partition is mounted (the line that is mounting `/boot` for the first partition - gets the first new UUID value; the line that is mounting `/` for the second partition - gets the second new UUID value).
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### Convergence
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Purism Posts:
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