* m...@linux.it (Marco d'Itri) [110426 15:21]: > > 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.
That's right; enabling devtmpfs in my custom kernelmade the problem go away. May I ask how you guessed that my problem could be related to this? I thought udev creating a tmpfs for /dev when devtmpfs is not enabled was not affecting its subsequent behaviour. Does this somehow mean that devtmpfs is now required for udev to work properly, at least in Debian? Thanks, -- Damien Wyart
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