On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 06:10:37PM -0700, Dean Loros wrote:
Found it---In my system /run was a symlink to /var/run--So my guess is that
the mount script was going crazy giving up...I remember about a year or
so ago there was a problem with /var/run /run the fix was linking
/run to /var/runI wonder how many systems are still running this
way. I recreated the /run folder populated it with the contents of
/var/run now things work as expected... Interesting little puzzle--glad
to have found the answer.
Thanks for all the investigation. To be honest, I'm surprised that
this makes a difference. Though if you had a separately-mounted /var,
I suspect it would have been rather more broken (/run couldn't be
mounted, or it would be later hidden on mounting /var).
I'll take a look and see what might have caused the change in
behaviour, and now you've identified the cause, I'll see if I can
reproduce it on a virtualbox VM.
Thanks,
Roger
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