On 19/05/19 4:40 am, Stefan Monnier wrote: >> During boot, systemd tried to mount /boot because it saw an entry in >> /etc/fstab. It should be listed with a UUID instead of /dev/something >> device. No device with that UUID was found and so the boot process >> eventually failed. > > I recommend adding the `nofail` option in the fstab entry, so that when > the device is not found, the boot still succeeds.
If a machine boots without /boot properly mounted and the kernel or u-boot packages get upgraded by unattended-upgrades, then the system will fall into an inconsistent state. In this case, it is better for the system not to boot and point out errors in /etc/fstab instead. -- Sunil
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