FWIW, I just hit this problem after upgrading to 10.04 from 8.04.
System won't boot, I'm left attempting all sorts of repairs from the
rescue shell, none of which seem to work ... Arghhh.
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Google Chrome fails to load/show web pages.
I ran with "chrome --debug_code --log_code" and saw a SLEW of error
messages about accessing /dev/shm
I googled, found this thread.
I added lines to /etc/fstab
I ran "sh /etc/init.d/S03mountwhateveritis.sh start" -- no mounted /dev/pts or
I have the same problem after upgrade to 9.04 today.
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Does mountdevsubfs.sh starts during booting OS?
If it's not,
#chkconfig mountdevsubfs.sh 1
in recovery mode
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I do have the same problems. The differents is that I'm working with 4
different systems. I've upgraded a Medion E1210 UMPC and a no name
desktop from Ubuntu 8.10 with the standard upgrade procedure. No problem
with all of them. A third system with a new installation, also
everything works fine, My
I am having the same issue on a clean install of 9.04. It occured after
updating my packages. During the update I had a kernel panic and on
rebooting my mouse refused to work. I then tried to reinstall my kernel
through aptitude and that was when I got to know the /dev/pts and
/dev/shm were not bei
I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and had this problem ("There was an error
creating the child process for this terminal" when starting terminal in
GNOME). Fix 1 solved this for me (`sudo mv
/etc/rcS.d/S03mountdevsubfs.sh /etc/rcS.d/S11mountdevsubfs.sh`).
Please let me know if I can provide any further
I have several medical instruments running with 8.10. Today Wed Apr 29
I upgraded one of the test systems to 9.04 (with a history of 7.xx,
8.04, 8.10 and today 9.04 using "Update Manager" and I immediately
found the same problem attempting to launch Gnome Terminal. I have
attached the output
PEOPLE!!
For Debian 9.04 jaunty Desktop Edition, upgraded from 8.10: chkconfig
mountdevsubfs.sh 1 (need to start on level 1, 2, 3 and so one).
You don't need to change files or something about it.
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: udev
If I upgrade udev to 137-1 (jaunty) and several other packages which
depend on that version, and I can no longer launch a terminal in GNOME.
The error reads "Could not create secondary process" or so and the
problem seems to be with /d
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The error reads "Could not create secondary process" or so and the
problem seems to be with /d
Thanks very much; that was the problem!
I had also modified mountdevsubfs.sh to get VirtualBox working, and dpkg
wasn't updating it. Replacing it with mountdevsubfs.sh.dpkg-dist
worked, and it also seems that the VirtualBox workaround isn't needed
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Just saw your second comment. domount is a shell function and has been
included from the /lib/init/mount-functions.sh script on line 28.
Please see if the fix at bug 360160 helps you, which is due to a
modified mountdevusbfs.sh script. In case it works, we might have found
out where th
scottywz's workaround was successful. As per bug 360160, I replaced the
mountdevusbfs.sh with the package maintainers version, and it solved the
problem for me.
After seeing the above comments, I checked my incorrectly functioning
mountdevusbfs.sh script which I had backed up, and I confirm that
Ok, adding the Should-Start: udev line did not help. But I discovered
that mountdevsubfs.sh is calling a program called "domount" which is not
on my computer.
Line 32:domount tmpfs shmfs /dev/shm $SHM_OPT
Line 37:domount devpts "" /dev/pts -ogid=$TTYGRP,mode=$TTYMO
Ok, I just found out that my /etc/init.d/mountdevsubfs.sh does NOT have
# Should-Start: udev
at the beginning. This is probably what screwed it up for me. I'll do some
fiddling around and report back.
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Thirded. I went from 8.10 ->9.04; didn't even have chkconfig installed,
nor had I messed with the ordering of services.
I'm manually mounting this dir in fstab, and it's sped up logon, and
starting applications (Firefox, Thunderbird) as well; so I think this
missing mount is affecting many things,
Yes, 8.10 -> 9.04 did this to me as well. IMHO this should have a MUCH
higher importance then "Low".
As a workaround, I'm manually mounting /dev/pts until an official fix is
released.
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I ended up changing the boot order of the services like this:
cd /etc/rcS.d
sudo mv S03mountdevsubfs.sh S11mountdevsubfs.sh
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Same problem with 9.04 RC after upgrading from 8.10. Thanks for the
workarounds...
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Putting udev before mountdevsubfs.sh fixed this bug for me, too!
I reordered the links manually by looking at the .postinst files of the
packages containing those init scripts.
I confirm that I have had insserv installed around the time the bug appeared
and that probably broke the order.
But ple
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> The original reporter's problem, and most of the duplicates/commentors,
> is caused by running chkconfig/insserv which re-ordered the directory
> incorrectly. This is assumedly a bug in those tools for not obeying the
> Should-Start: udev directive in mountdevsubfs.sh
>
> If other people have th
On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 10:30 +, Jarkko Lietolahti wrote:
> "insserv is broken - note that it's never been tested on Ubuntu and is
> generally not supported, even the package description notes that it can
> cause problems."
>
> Ah, OK. Actually i didn't have it installed at all. Only installed
"insserv is broken - note that it's never been tested on Ubuntu and is
generally not supported, even the package description notes that it can
cause problems."
Ah, OK. Actually i didn't have it installed at all. Only installed it
sometimes during testing try to get issue sorted out.
Is there an u
On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 10:03 +, Jarkko Lietolahti wrote:
> Is this bug tracked by another issue? Simply marking this bug as invalid
> will not fix the actual problem (which is /dev/shm and /dev/pts not
> being mounted on reboot after upgrade).
>
> If the tools are not obeying the Should-Start:
Is this bug tracked by another issue? Simply marking this bug as invalid
will not fix the actual problem (which is /dev/shm and /dev/pts not
being mounted on reboot after upgrade).
If the tools are not obeying the Should-Start: directive in
mountdevsubfs.sh, why not change it to Required-Start the
Marking this as invalid.
The original reporter's problem, and most of the duplicates/commentors,
is caused by running chkconfig/insserv which re-ordered the directory
incorrectly. This is assumedly a bug in those tools for not obeying the
Should-Start: udev directive in mountdevsubfs.sh
If other
I confirm scottywz's workaround of adding a line to fstab. I upgraded
from a clean Intrepid install to a Jaunty install on 12/4/09, done by an
alternate cd and getting the latest packages from the net. I noticed
this error as soon as i rebooted after the upgrade process completed.
Simply mounting
I currently see that requested information has been provided; setting to
confirmed.
A comment: Could this be a race condition? There has been speedups in
Jaunty's boot process, and this blueprint (
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Specs/BootPerformance ) talks
about when to mount /dev/pts,
Feisty Desktop -> Gutsy -> Hardy -> Intrepid -> Jaunty, with almost every devel
version in-between. I experienced the problem upon upgrading to Jaunty and I
added
# pts support
devpts /dev/pts devpts rw 0 0
to my fstab to work around it. I don't remember doing anything related to
star
>From reading the man page of chkconfig and insserv I think it's the
insserv which is doing the magic. So running sudo insserv might put the
scripts in correct order?
jar...@gandalf:~$ sudo insserv
insserv: warning: script 'K01gdm' missing LSB tags and overrides
insserv: warning: script 'S24linux
It seems that twiddling with chkconfig also made my /etc/rcS.d "better", that
is udev is now before mountdevsubfs.sh.
However I didn't have chkconfig installed, I had to install it with sudo
apt-get install chdkconfig
jar...@gandalf:/etc/rcS.d$ sudo chkconfig -e rsync
insserv: warning: script 'K
It seems my current order rcS.d order, after the previous chkconfig -e
rsync change, is working fine now. I've attached my current, working, ls
-l rcS.d
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Certainly looks like chkconfig is the problem. I used chkconfig to turn
off rsync, using:
chkconfig -e rsync
and then editing the entry to off. After doing this, all my entries in
rcS.d were recreated in a new order:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 2009-04-11 14:57 S02readahead -> ../init.d/readahead
Looking at the contents of /etc/rcS.d on my system, I can see that most
of the symlinks were modified 2009-03-26 15:28. Comparing this to my
dpkg log, I can see that the minute before I installed chkconfig so it
looks like that might be the culprit although the only startup script
that I remember c
I can't remember doing anything that's related to reordering the
contents of /etc/rcS.d.
Is there a way to get it back as it should be?
What says that udev must appear before mountdevsubfs?
Programs which I've tried that have something to do with startup are;
startupmanager and splashy.
I hope
Could I ask which programs each of you used to re-order your boot
sequence? This is expressly not supported, so it's little surprise that
this broke things for you. The bug should be reassigned to whatever did
the reordering, since it should NOT have touched rcS (and even if it
should, udev shou
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Correction to one of my earlier comments. My machine that is affected by
this was a clean Intrepid install, upgraded to Jaunty with do-release-
upgrade -d from the command line. I have a full copy of all
installed/upgraded packages since first installation that may be of
interest. Here's the udev e
S05mountdevsubfs.sh says;
#! /bin/sh
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: mountdevsubfs
# Required-Start:mountkernfs
# Required-Stop:
# Should-Start: udev
# Default-Start: S
# Default-Stop:
# Short-Description: Mount special file systems under /dev.
# Description: Mount the v
...
S04mountkernfs.sh
...
S05mountdevsubfs.sh
S32udev
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On Thu, 2009-04-09 at 21:02 +, Paul Elliott wrote:
> Managed to take a photo of the boot process today, /dev/shm and /dev/pts
> are certainly missing when mountdevsubfs runs as you can see from the ls
> -l $MTPT entries I added to the mount script. As udev doesn't start
> until later in the pr
On Thu, 2009-04-09 at 21:02 +, Paul Elliott wrote:
> Managed to take a photo of the boot process today, /dev/shm and /dev/pts
> are certainly missing when mountdevsubfs runs as you can see from the ls
> -l $MTPT entries I added to the mount script. As udev doesn't start
> until later in the pr
Managed to take a photo of the boot process today, /dev/shm and /dev/pts
are certainly missing when mountdevsubfs runs as you can see from the ls
-l $MTPT entries I added to the mount script. As udev doesn't start
until later in the process, what script should be creating the shm/pts
device? initra
I also have this problem. Forcing mount allowed me to open a terminal.
But mine was a clean install of Intrepid.
update-manager -d upgrade to Jaunty.
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originally with Feisty, and has been undergoing distro upgrades ever
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It was indeed from hardy, to intrepid, to juanty. Hardy was my last
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ghetto2ivy - Was your install previously Hardy or was it a clean
Intrepid install upgraded to Jaunty?
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Happened to me from an upgrade as well. I also went from Intrepid to
Jaunty. I'm not using any encrypted disks. Back when the problem first
popped up for me I kept getting messages about only "partial upgrades"
being possible.
As of the alpha builds I've been able to mount /dev/pts in fstab to wor
Not using encryption.
Is this a upgrade bug ? I think my machine has come from LTS to Jaunty
with this bug appearing from Intrepid to Jaunty.
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I've not been able to replicate on any of my test machines and the only
area that I step out from the norm on my main (affected) machine is that
the whole disk is encrypted. Is anyone else here with the issue using
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On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 07:27 +, Paul Elliott wrote:
> I would also like to request the importance of this bug is raised. Not
> been able to use terminals when booted into a graphical desktop is a
> fairly fundamental problem.
>
Right now this bug is only affecting a very small number of people
Dito that request, It affects other processes as well which fork a
terminal (such as update manager)
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I would also like to request the importance of this bug is raised. Not
been able to use terminals when booted into a graphical desktop is a
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I also have this issue following an upgrade from Intrepid to Jaunty on
04/04/09. I've attached output of the following commands:
ls -l /dev/udev/devices
ls -l /dev
mount
Please let me know if I can provide any further information to help.
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On Tue, 2009-03-31 at 19:51 +, Jarkko Lietolahti wrote:
> Only after adding them in /etc/fstab they're now there.
>
> tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs defaults,noexec,nosuid,rw,mode=0777 0
> 0
> devpts/dev/pts devptsdefaults,rw,noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=620
> 0
This issue has been resolved for me. Not sure if it was one of the 15
things I did or someone fixed it in one of the updates but all is well
for me again.
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What's interesting that today after apt-get dist-upgrade (no reboot), then
suspend and after resume both /dev/shm and /dev/pts were not mounted. On next
reboot they we're not mounted also.
Only after adding them in /etc/fstab they're now there.
tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs defaults,noexec,n
There's also a problem with /dev/shm permission. /dev/shm was set to
"drwxr-xr-t root root", no matter how it's permission was set when
created in /lib/init/mount-functions.sh
This prevented pulseaudio to use shared memory. A quick fix was to set
permission manually in /etc/rc.local by issuing "ch
Picture of the screen displaying apparmor failure to allocate temporary
file (which could be related?) and also ls -l $MTPT which verify that
the /dev/shm and /dev/pts do not exist.
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if [ "/dev/shm" = "$MTPT" ]
then
echo Trying to create missing /dev/shm
mkdir /dev/shm
elif [ "/dev/pts" = "$MTPT" ]
then
echo Trying to create missing /dev/shm
The problems manifests itself during the executing of /lib/init/mount-
functions.sh near line 110.
if [ ! -d "$MTPT" ]
then
log_warning_msg "Mount point '$MTPT' does not exist. Skipping
mount."
return
fi
I checked with adding variou
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I found some evidence about this issue. When booting in rescue mode
there's a message on the screen saying "/dev/pts does not exists. Cannot
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When I upgraded I did have some cpan packages installed, which I had to
track down afterwards and uninstall. So I got that cleaned up and then
did apt-get --reinstall install udev lsb-base initscripts But I'm still
having an issue with this. I can't even find anything in any of the logs
where it ac
On Fri, 2009-03-27 at 00:58 +, BrandonG777 wrote:
> I'm having the same issue after upgrading from Intrepid to Jaunty. If
> there is any info I can provide to help resolve just let me know.
>
At this point, I'm unable to provide any debugging suggestions - I have
no idea why this isn't workin
Just to provide a little more info. I'm running server. Now I'm mounting
/dev/pts with rc.local until I can get this resolved.
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mountdevsubfs.sh script comes from initscripts, it uses lsb functions,
but that's not the point -- it tries to mount /dev/pts but thinks it
either does not exist or is mounted and skipts that. So I suspect
permissions problem, or initramfs problem. I would like to help solve
that but don't know a w
There is no splashy or any other shmfs on my system so that is not the
cause.
What is strange that /etc/init.d/mountdevsubfs.sh which should mount
those, does nothing when called, even if manual mount /dev/pts succeeds.
I think when I tried to see why, the code
if mountpoint -q "$MTPT"
On Fri, 2009-03-13 at 16:45 +, Gediminas Paulauskas wrote:
> As I have said earlier, this behaviour was introduced by udev 137 or 136
> and everything worked if I downgraded to the version from intrepid
> (124-something), not touching any other packages.
>
This init script isn't even supplied
I am at a loss to explain this one, your /dev clearly contains a
/dev/pts and /dev/shm directory so I have no idea why you're seeing
mount complaining that the mount point does not exist.
There was a suspicious line in your mount output:
shmfs on /lib/init/rw/splashy type tmpfs (rw)
if shmfs is
This still exists on jaunty/8.10 with all updates installed to date.
sudo mount -t devpts devpts /dev/pts is still required after reboot to access
gnome-terminal, konsole etc.
I wonder if shm is configured properly, because on some apps I get (those using
pulseaudio, I guess) E: shm.c: shm_open(
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Also provide the output of "ls -l /dev"
and please don't work around the problem first, otherwise you'll just
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ls /lib/udev/devices
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