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Peter Humphrey <peter <at> prh.myzen.co.uk> writes: |
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> I have now followed Rich's procedure to build the VM, and it does boot - once! |
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> After that, on every boot it complains "failed to read the system array" |
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> and I'm dropped into a dracut repair shell. Then btrfs device |
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> scan && exit allows the boot to finish. |
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Hello Peter, |
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From a recent post ::LVM not accessible after reboot |
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Adding "rootdelay=30" to the kernel command line fixed it. |
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Go read that short thread on gentoo user and see if the delay helps |
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your boot process complete. I've also read (google) of many btrfs boot |
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problems being fixed by modifying the boot processes to ease timing |
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constrains related to the file system, particularly btrfs. |
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hth, |
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James |
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