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 had to put root on a physical partition because otherwise grub would
not install for some reason. This is with a Lucid server b1 x86 cdrom.
The system booted perfectly fine, within just a few seconds. No hang
and all partitions mounted just fine. I rebooted 4 times and never had a
problem.
However, I just did an apt-get update + apt-get dist-upgrade and now
reboots are haning after seeing 6 of these output on the console:
fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2
Seems like a reasonable place for mountall to be the culprit. I will
investigate further.
However I'd like to know exactly what you've got installed to see the
hang. Is it straight up vanilla server beta 1 or have you applied
package updates since then?
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multiple LVM volumes not mounted in Lucid
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