Hi, > > > I just upgraded my fc38 desktop to fc39 using the regular "dnf upgrade" > > method, as I've done forever. However, this time boot fails with > > messages related to failed dependencies and it being unable to mount any > > partitions other than boot and root. > > not "system-upgrade"? >
Sorry, from memory. dnf -y upgrade --refresh && dnf system-upgrade releasever=39 -y dnf system-upgrade reboot > > There's also a message about selinux relabeling - I've also disabled > > selinux on boot using security=0 so I don't think that's the problem. > > Why would you do that? Now you're going to have even more problems. > relabeling is easier than dealing with selinux problems. Most times it's off anyway because of the other apps I use and non-standard paths that always create problems. > UUID=e9be12f8-7d21-4992-9018-d5032124264d /home/alex ext4 > > defaults,group,user,exec 0 0 > > Why do you have a partition for your specific user instead of just /home? > Because it's only my desktop. There are no other users. But I did figure out the problem. I just don't know how to solve it. Apparently fc39 doesn't support "group" and "user" mount options. After removing them from fstab, it boots normally. I don't mount those partitions as a regular user anymore anyway, but ideas on the new usage for these options would be appreciated. Thanks, Alex
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