The bug related to eternal "waiting for / [SM]" appears to be a real
problem then.
The message "mountall.c:2726: Not reached assertion failed" is
unfortunately not helpful though. I've looked at mountall.c, and that
message is simply because we both pressed <ENTER>, when the valid
choices were "[SM]", ie S (skip) or M (maintenance shell). There appears
to be a buglet here: either plymouth_prompt should not be allowing
<ENTER>, or mountall.c should be handling it. But the message is
unfortunately not telling us anything about why "/" is not available.
>From mountall.c:
message = NIH_MUST (nih_sprintf (NULL, _("Waiting for %s [SM]"),
MOUNT_NAME (mnt)));
answer = plymouth_prompt (NULL, message, "SsMm");
if (answer is null or is S or is M) // real code removed for
brevity..
..
else
nih_assert_not_reached (); // <== the failure message
seen above
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Not reached assertion failed in boredom_timeout
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/542378
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