Even stranger: with today's updates, I see the fsck's succeed, then a
couple more of the init: ureadahead-other terminations with status 4,
then hang. But if I hit certain keystrokes like Alt-Del the 18 lines
of output is repeated, and hangs again.
Will re-instrument to capture some logs and
As of updates last night, I am no longer having the issue on 10.04
Desktop.
Deven
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Even stranger: with today's updates, I see the fsck's succeed, then a
couple more of the init: ureadahead-other terminations with status
Just want to add that plymouth completely ignores my keypresses [SM].
System hangs waiting for /var since apt-get update from Sunday.
Yours,
Steffen
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Todays updates seems to have fixed the issue for me, not sure which package
might have been
relevant for this.
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This issue is device-mapper related rather than lvm. My /tmp partition
is encrypted vie dm-crypt (luks) with a random key at boot time and I
have the same problem, that the machine hangs at boot time. Uncommenting
the /tmp partition from fstab helps to boot the system. Todays updates
didn't change
I can confirm that today's updates do not fix the problem for me. I'm
punting on this now because I don't know what to look at next. I've
chatted a bit with Keybuk about this and he may have some new versions
to test by tomorrow or so.
I'm consistently seeing no hang after vanilla b1 install,
Barry,
If the mountall push tomorrow doesn't fix this, the next thing to try is
to capture a mountall log by editing /etc/init/mountall.conf to add '--
debug /dev/mountall.log 21' to the exec line, then review the
contents of that log for clues.
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Today update to mountall 2.9 don't fix the problem.
I use temporary solution. To /etc/rc.local append 'mount -a' command. If
Waiting for.. message appear I simply press S.
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Oh wow, I think I got it! I cobbled together some physical hardware
with a 20G IDE drive and installed as such:
9G phys /
11G logical lvm
VG scars
LV tmp - /tmp 2G
LV swap
LV home - /home 2G
LV opt - /opt 1G
LV var - /var 2G
LV varlog - /var/log 2G
I install vanilla alternate i386 beta 1 from cd.
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orgoj: ok.
Something else I see:
mountall could not connect to Plymouth
but this goes by pretty quickly.
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Same LVM set up, but with a fresh re-install. I see the hang on the
boot screen at Waiting for /home [SM]
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I'm not running server. I just added LVM volumes after a fresh install.
Deven
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Same LVM set up, but with a fresh re-install. I see the hang on the
boot screen at Waiting for /home [SM]
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I noticed the message on boot in both cases if system boot or hang:
udevd-work[70]: inotify_aff_watch(6, /dev/sdb1, 10) failed: No such file
or directory
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/dev/sdb1 is second part of my lvm storage on main PC.
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Logs from mountall if system successfully booted.
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I try the same as reiserfs but with ext4 for / and /home(lvm).
System hang on boot, but no Wait for.. is shown. After pressing M,
console is shown. Mount don't show mounted /home. Mount -a mount /home
without errors. After Ctrl-D system successfully mounted.
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I've tried but have been unable to reproduce this. I'm not entirely
sure that my environment is equivalent though, so let me explain what I
did and if you have suggestions for other things to try, I can give it a
shot.
I created a brand new kvm vm x86_64 w/ a 40G disk, 512MB. I grabbed the
I can't say, but I would suggest trying it without using VMs.
Deven
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I've tried but have been unable to reproduce this. I'm not entirely
sure that my environment is equivalent though, so let me explain what I
did and if
@Deven: yeah, unfortunately i haven't got any free hardware laying about
;). I'll have to see if I can cobble something together.
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I can confirm this. I have one lv which is owned by root:disk, when this
lv is present in /etc/fstab, the system refuses to boot, it keeps
waiting for this lv to be mounted. If I remove this lv from /etc/fstab,
it boots. Unfortunately, I cannot for the life of me find where these
permissions are
Okay, I'm going to dig up some physical hardware to see if I can
reproduce this. I've had no luck reproducing it in VMs, even with a
layout suggested by someone in IRC.
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I make fresh install Ubuntu 10.4 i386 beta1, manual partition whole disk to:
sda1 /boot ext2 256MB
sda2 swap 2GB
sda3 / ext3 12GB
sda5 lvm main 'rest of disk'
/data/main/home /home reiserfs 40GB
After restart and reboot system hang on Wait for /home [SM].
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@orgoj: interesting. does the same thing happen if you use ext4 instead
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It happens on my machine, and I'm using ext4.
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@orgoj: interesting. does the same thing happen if you use ext4 instead
of reiserfs?
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I have same bug. Install fresh Lucid beta 2 and add /data lvm/reiserfs
mountpoint to fstab. System is often not start. Sometimes i press reset,
if Waiting for /data [SM] is shown, and sytem on next boot start disc
check and booted to gdm.
If I press enter on message Waiting..., often start
Logs from two boots by
/etc/init/mountall.conf
exec mountall --debug --daemon $force_fsck $fsck_fix
/dev/mountall-stdout.log 2/dev/mountall-stderr.log
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I have created 3 logical volumes on a removable USB drive - one volume
group of one physical partition. If I have fstab entries for these LV's
the system will start to boot then give me a Waiting ... message on
the first LV if the drive has not been connected; enter gives a
maintenance shell. If
Please amend last line to read 9.10 not 9.04.
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Should the LVs be owned by root:root or root:disk?
I have 3 LVs on the new disk - Home, Private and Shared.
I found that all the LVs in /dev/mapper are owned by root:root except for
Private and Shared that are owned by root:disk. And these are the two that are
not mounted and cause the wait
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Importance: High
Assignee: Scott James Remnant (scott)
Status: Confirmed
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Milestone: None = ubuntu-10.04-beta-2
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