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The password problem was solved back in April, but some more info on the |
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semi random disk assignments might help someone as the question keeps |
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popping up: |
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I use genkernel and grub to boot via MBR - however root is on a btrfs |
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raid 10 (all SSD's, 3 are whole disk and one has root on partition 3 |
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alongside boot and swap) |
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When using /dev/sdx notation, the grub hardware mapping (root) |
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semi-randomly moves between disks |
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OK, so I tried using UUID's - the same |
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So I tried using labels - still happens!!! |
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Interestingly, a suspend/resume always works as expected then a couple |
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of days ago I stumbled on a genkernel bug (#796272 |
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<https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=796272>) with module loading - |
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its a bit of a corner case but its looking like I might have found the |
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cause. |
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BillK |
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On 18/6/21 2:13 pm, Hund wrote: |
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> On April 1, 2021 10:12:00 AM GMT+02:00, William Kenworthy <billk@×××××××××.au> wrote: |
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>> I have used fstab in the past -its more a workaround that breaks (i.e, a |
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>> disk usually, but not always appears as /dev/sde [...] |
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> fstab? Workaround? Use UUID. |
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> Hund |
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