> bug#23072. The bug is sill open. From the bug report:
>>> "clocksource: Switched to clocksource tsc" That's a Linux kernel message - so grub is innocent. It loaded the Linux kernel. I recommend mounting the root by UUID, then it will be found. > I would not recommend doing this because forcing the specification of > serial number would further complicate the system config process for all > users but provide insurance that, at best, would protect only the small > subset of users with multiple drives. IOW, it would force everybody to > buy insurance that single drive guixSD users will never need, and savvy > sysadmins won't want. It would just be an option. The user could also specify the device by name. Having a declarative specification with non-persistent names in it is dangerous. > WRT multi-drive systems, the most pressing issue involves raided system > drives. (e.g, see my config below). This works great but has a HUGE > vulnerability: When the raid member holding the bootloader fails > So the most pressing need, IMO, is to provide a way > to maintain the bootloader on multiple targets (e.g., all the mapped > devices in "/dev/md3" below). Makes sense. Please file a bug report about it... I think installing the bootloader on multiple devices is the easy part. Does it also require grub.conf on multiple devices or is that part already RAID-aware then?
