On 10/19/2015 10:19 PM, David Baron wrote: > On Monday 19 October 2015 19:21:18 Ivan Boro wrote: > >> Thats right. > >> > >> > When you think about it, it has to be. /etc/fstab is on your root > >> > filesystem. How do you read that file without knowing where the root > >> > filesystem is? > >> > >> Thank you for the detailed answer. Removed the / entry from fstab - > >> everything works fine. > >> Sorry for the mess. > >> ---- > >> Ivan Boro > > > > Systemd balks at that / entry. > > Does this mean that it no longer belongs in fstab? > > Will init startups still work without it? > Actually, was mistaken. The options from / entry in fstab with incorrect partition for / are processed correctly. If I remove / entry in fstab or specify it by a wrong uuid, root filesystem is mounted readonly. Haven't tested the whole thing with init, but so far, incorrect value fstab for dev in /dev/* form is processed the same way.
Sorry for the mess, again. Seems like it has nothing do do with the very systemd. ---- Ivan Boro
