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hi Phillip,
I got some failed boots yesterday. Before that the usual moaning, but it
pulled through in the end. My daily updates included a new kernel, and
that sure made it easier to reproduce failure :-)
After rebooting into the new kernel, /home could not be mounted. I chose M for
Manual reco
Please check the following in the busybox shell on a failed boot:
ls /dev/mapper
ls /dev/disk/by-uuid
blkid
The question is whether the disks show up ( in /dev/mapper ), whether
their uuid links show up ( in /dev/disk/by-uuid ), and finally, if
blkid detects the disk and its uuid.
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hi
After *a lot* of troubles with Gparted and Grub / Grub-install, I managed to
install Maverick Beta from an Alternative CD (iso image dated 05 sept 2010).
This is a system with Promise Fasttrack fakeraid, boot
Sorry, but this issue still exists, in fact I had to reboot 3x this morning
before getting here.
To add information: I recently got another machine which we use als
develop/test box. It also has DMraid, but differs from my own setup:
my machine: Maverick 32bit, Fasttrack100, striped set, PATA dis
resetting status after it expired automagically. setting confirmed since
another, non identical, system has same issue.
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Status: Expired => Confirmed
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Please reopen if this is still an issue in the current Ubuntu
development release http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ .
Also, please be sure to provide
tho...@tomdesktop:~$ sudo blkid
[sudo] password for thomas:
/dev/sda: TYPE="promise_fasttrack_raid_member"
/dev/sdb: TYPE="promise_fasttrack_raid_member"
/dev/mapper/pdc_jcchiiab1: UUID="CC60D6CC60D6BC80" TYPE="ntfs"
/dev/mapper/pdc_jcchiiab3: LABEL="DATA" UUID="C020A07420A072D8" TYPE="ntfs"
/dev/m
root=UUID=6fbcfa16-341a-4ad0-939f-7ff9933cfe3f is actually the one I was
looking for. What does sudo blkid show? It should identify one of the
/dev/mapper partitions as having that UUID.
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set root='(hd2,msdos5)'
(see attached grub.cfg)
cheers
Tom
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And which one is specified on the root= kernel argument in your
grub.cfg?
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Everything seems to be there:
(initramfs) ls /dev/mapper
control pdc_jcchiiab3 pdc_jcchiiab1 pdc_jcchiiab5
pdc_jcchiiabpdc_jcchiiab7 pdc_jcchiiab6
However an exit gives me a kernel panic (still / again)
See attached.
Does this make any sense to you?
cheers
Tom
What about ls /dev/mapper?
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Tried that, no joy. Kernel panic.
See attached screenshot.
cheers
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Hrm... when you get dropped to the busybox shell, give it a few seconds
then type exit rather than reboot and see if it fires up then.
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update:
Still haven't done a complete reinstall, but had a new kernel last week.
Problem persists, system can't find some of its file systems. Every once in a
while it happens to be the root fs and of course it then fails to boot and I
get a busybox. Rebooting usually 'solves' it.
See attached s
OK, I should have done this earlier. The mesage is:
udevd-work[80]: inotify_add_watch(6, /dev/dm-6, 10) failed: No such file
or directory
Today this was the only message I got, other days there are three, often
pointing towards /dev/dm-3.
See attatched screen shot. At least the picture was taken
hi Phillip,
Sorry, it was a very messy install indeed due to all the problems I had
with setting (dual-boot) up on a fakeraid. You and Curtis helped solve
those, so I guess you remember. Thanx, btw.
At the moment I have the system running Maverick, still see the messages
at every boot but can't
I'm having trouble following exactly what the problem is and what you've
done. At one point during the maverick cycle there were some warnings
about /dev/dm-x, but they did not seem to cause a problem and I believe
have been fixed. If you do a clean install of 10.10 from the live cd do
you have a
Booting goes fine about 4 times out of 5. All other behaviour is
unchanged. (still: Maverick is a fine release!)
cheers
Tom
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sorry, forgot to remove the 'needs upstream testing' tag.
done now.
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update again:
After grub got fixed properly last week (thanx guys!) I just installed the
latest mainline kernel and headers
(linux-image-2.6.36-999-generic_2.6.36-999.201009240945_i386). Installed and
rebooted no problems, but still see udev complaining about device dm-3,4, or 6
as not being av
Little update by me.
before I start using ext4 I did i bios upgrade (gigabyte ep45 MB) . But I
forgot to reload bios optimized settings after this update was done, which
causes the bios to repoll all your chips to configure the correct settings.
After I did that and just remodified the settings
Little update:
Found some time and edited grub.cfg by hand to include new kernels as boot
option.
Running 2.6.35-22-generic now, booting reasonably well. Still some moaning at
startup from udevd about missing devices dm-3 and dm-6. Usually it just goes on
and I get to use my system. If not I reb
hi Christophe,
No, I've moved to ext4 since Karmic, about a year ago, as soon as Grub2
could handel booting off that. Works fine on my laptop.
Never tried ext3 on this computer (my desktop).
gr
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Hello Tom
Just for info, Did You try once during installation off maverick to
partition HD with ext3 instead of ext4 ?
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