On Apr 26, Damien Wyart <damien.wy...@free.fr> wrote: > It looks like root gets mounted (I do not use an initrd), but some disk > device nodes in /dev are not yet present when the fsck are started, so > they fail, and I get an emergency prompt. If I press C-d, boot continues So you are using a custom kernel without devtmpfs, for a start. Try again with a Debian kernel.
> normaly. The devices which fail to be fscked are different each time, so > it looks a bit like a timing problem. I can't see how this could happen since udevadm settle is run by the udev init script. -- ciao, Marco
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