** Description changed:
Binary package hint: mountall
My system (ibook running karmic) is not booting since the "general
breakage" in the last couple of days. Installing the latest upgrades
does not help.
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+ Edit: This seems to be due to a gcc bug, see comment #8
The boot seems to stop at mountall, whose output contains (perhaps
unrelated) some garbled paths that I haven't been able to track down the
source of. The "garbled pattern" is different between the boots, so it's
obviously reading from some uninitialized memory somewhere.
I attach a log of the output of mountall (obtained by inserting "bash"
into /etc/init/mountall.conf and running mountall --debug &> .. as
described in another bug), and my fstab.
I just refuse to believe that I have to actually reinstall.. ;-)
Installed versions of upstart and mountall:
ii mountall 0.1.6
filesystem mounting tool
ii upstart 0.6.3-3
event-based init daemon
kernel is:
Linux ibook 2.6.31-10-powerpc #34-Ubuntu Tue Sep 15 23:53:36 UTC 2009 ppc
GNU/Linux
fstab and mountall log attached.
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mountall fails, broken (powerpc?) gcc?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/432222
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