On 04/08/2014 04:31, Russell Coker wrote:
What is GRUB (or your boot loader) giving as parameters to the kernel?
What error messages appear on screen? Sometimes it's helpful to
photograph the screen and put the picture on a web server to help
people diagnose the problem.
Here a screenshot http://imgur.com/8pQgG8g
Making changes to /etc/fstab didn't seem to work and nor did manually
adding device=/dev/sda1,device... in the GRUB config itself. What has
fixed the problem though seems pretty horrible it to specify
root=/dev/sda1 instead of UUID=....
That sounds like a problem with the Ubuntu initrd, probably filing an
Ubuntu bug report would be the best thing to do. Is BTRFS supported in
that version of Ubuntu? But just changing your boot configuration to
use /dev/sdx is probably the best option.
I'll file a bug report but I'm not sure whether this is a GRUB or an
initrd / initramfs problem. Getting a persistent fix required a bodge in
/etc/grub.d/10-linux
As for support, I don't think it is considered stable in 14.04 but I
haven't had to do anything special to use it and used to official
installer to get where I am (converting the single disk FS to a RAID1
after).
In any case, thanks for the help :)
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