I had the same problem. The answer turned out to be, run fsck.jfs on the
partition first. I guess the partition had hit the limit on number of mounts
without fsck being run, and refused to be mounted. All is well now, and my
partitions are mounting fine. This seems to be a problem only when the
Sounds like you simply put the wrong options in when you wrote the fstab
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JFS partition failing to mount 100% of the time
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I have changed the options on my fstab file to remount-ro now I dont
seem to experience the same problem at all again.
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