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Jc García wrote: |
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> 2014-03-16 9:40 GMT-06:00 Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com |
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> <mailto:rdalek1967@×××××.com>>: |
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> Jc García wrote: |
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>> Is there some way to avoid this in the future without |
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>> disabling file |
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>> system check for /? |
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>> Again, maybe UUIDs. |
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> I tried that once and grub didn't like it. May need to see if |
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> things have improved in that area since. |
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> For grub2 works fine for me, but the issue here was after grub had |
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> done its job, is the way dracut or more accurately the initrd, was |
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> trying to mount partitions before calling init. |
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> Not sure at all, but the fstab inside the initrd would have had |
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> something to do, so maybe, setting UUIDs in fstab and reconstructing |
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> the initrd, might prevent the issue from happening again. |
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I can't recall if I was on the old grub or the new grub. I switched to |
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the new grub a while back but can't recall which came first. Hmmmmmmmm. |
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On another note, we had another power fail and when I started up again, |
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it didn't complain about that problem. Of course it didn't like the |
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shutdown since I wasn't here to do it and forgot to set it to start the |
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UPS driver stuff. It was the same as a power plug pull. Anyway, it |
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seems that when it has to fsck the / file system, it can't pick up from |
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there the same as it does when it doesn't need to do a fsck on /. Bug |
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maybe??? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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