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Package: systemd
Severity: critical
I am using Debian 8.0 Jessie on my RaspBerrry Pi 2. I do regular firmware
updates with the script of Hexxeh (rpi-update). Yesterday my RaspBerry Pi 2
worked nicely. However, today i could not log in via SSH in our WLAN which
happens sometimes. Thats why i rebooted it, expecting to be able to log in
again via SSH in our WLAN. But i could not. So, i atttached my RPi2 to a
keyboard and a TV and saw, that it was booting into emergency mode. It seems as
if systemd, could not finish a job for mounting my USB hard drive which is
mounted in my fstab via UUID identifier (maybe due to inconsistencies caused by
occasional cold reset of my RPi2 with power-off method). During boot procedure
systemd is trying to mount for 1:30 mins (start job is running) and then
continues on failure to boot into emergency mode. I checked already the hard
drive on another computer and it is working flawlessly. So, does anyone have a
clue why suddenly this problem occurs? To me it seems that for some reason
systemd's logic is destroyed and that is why all the other system services like
WLAN are not up when it is booting into emergeny mode and my RPi2 is not
available over the WLAN. So, how can i get this mess right again? Maybe i could
temporarily remove the entry for my USB harddrive from fstab? Or how can i
reset systemd in order to cancel its running jobs from previous starts and
inconsistent configurations?
Greetings, Thomas Korimort.
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On Mon, 08 Jun 2015 13:10:05 +0200 Michael Biebl <[email protected]> wrote:
> Control: -1 forwarded https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/91
> Am 08.06.2015 um 11:10 schrieb Michael Biebl:
> > We do not want to change the upstream behaviour though, so I'll try to
> > start a discussion on the upstream mailing list and see what they think.
>
> Prepared a patch and created a pull request upstream.
Upstream was pretty much against this idea and we are not going to
deviate in behaviour downstream. Therefor I'm closing this bug report.
Regards,
Michael
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