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A yes, my beloved nvme1p2 partition that changes name every reboot
my nvme is always nvme1pX, with X being 1-4 depending on the partition, and its always the same.
Wonder why? Weird that some change and some dont.
I got two drives with one being nvme1pX and the other nvme2pX and I don't know why but they just swap names sometime. I'm new to linux though so it may be some misconfiguration on my part and I rarely need to access them with their name.
Ah, sorry. I only have 1 nvme drive, so thats probably why. Didnt realize until your post that it was a multi-drive issue.