One of my Debian installations is booted over both USB and SATA, depending on which computer the disk Debian is stored on is plugged into. The new /dev/disk/... path names in device.map and grub-pc/install_devices are helpful since when the disk is plugged into a SATA port upgrades work fine. The new pathnames do not cover the use-case of a disk plugged into different transports. Probably the best way to cover this is to allow installation to the parent of a particular filesystem, identified by any path to a block device, such as /dev/disk/by-label or /dev/disk/by-uuid. Same goes for device.map even though I'm not entirely sure what it is used for.
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