This turned out to be a disk problem. When I swapped in a new drive,
everything is back to normal. Thank you for your time, Olivier.
Regards,
Emre.
On 6/24/14, 10:14 AM, Olivier Cochard-Labbé wrote:
On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 9:23 PM, Emre Gundogan <e...@gundogan.us
<mailto:e...@gundogan.us>> wrote:
Hello folks,
Hi,
I am running a custom BSDRP firmware (need additional ports and
drivers), and the system hasn't had any issues in the last several
weeks
that I've started playing with it. There is, however, one issue that I
haven't been able to pinpoint regarding the upgrade. Basically, when I
upgrade this system using the 'upgrade' command, all goes well until I
reboot the machine. The fsck on 'data' partition fails due to
something
that's not apparent to me. The following is from the boot log:
It seems you're mounting the /data partition automatically: Your
customization had removed "noauto" and "failok" options in the
/etc/fstab for the /data mount point. This is why I didn't see this
problem on a standard BSDRP.
If your problem is reproducible: Just after an upgrade and before
rebooting, what's the ouput of an "fsck /dev/ufs/BSDRPs4" ?
Does the "reboot" command correctly unmount the /data before rebooting
your system ?
Regards,
Olivier
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