Affected is Ubuntu 25.04, with root filesystem on zfs.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2113791
Title:
zfs-initramfs uselessly expects /dev/zvol during booting
Status in zfs-linux package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
File /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/zfs owned by zfs-initramfs has
a section of code after the following comment
# Wait for all keystore devices in /dev/zvol to appear with a
5s timeout
Where it tries to find entries in /dev/zvol, which result in spurious
error messages on my system, which does not have any zvols in the
zroot pool, which during early booting is the maybe only pool
accessed.
find: '/dev/zvol/': No such file or directory
Obviously things are being tried which are useless to try, when no
zvols exist, maybe the whole block doing find below /dev/zvol could be
guarded by the existence of /dev/zvol/ directory.
Booting continues, it does not seem broken. I am not using any
keystore devices. It could be only a scary useless error log to be
fixed.
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