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Title:
Failure to boot if fstab disk mounts fail
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
I found this on my main 15.04 desktop but have reproduced it in a VM:
1. Install Ubuntu 15.04 (I included updates and non-free but I doubt that
matters).
2. Add a bogus entry to /etc/fstab, eg:
/dev/sdd1 /mnt/sdd1 ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 0
Note that /mnd/sdd1 exists but /dev/sdd1 does not
3. Reboot
Expected: Failure to mount /dev/sdd1 reported and option to boot without
mounting it
Actual: System appears to hang, although it will eventually present a root
terminal (with no indication of the cause of the problem). It appears to hang
prior to switching graphical mode, with the result that any warnings/errors
that are present on all boots but invisible because the screen clears before
they're seen become visible for the first time incorrectly suggesting they are
the cause of the problem.
Removing (or commenting out) the problematic entries and rebooting
allows the system to boot.
HOWEVER: The grub boot menu now appears and any pre-existing menu
timeout and default action seems to have been lost; it's now necessary
to select a boot option on each boot. This may be a separate bug (or
feature?).
My actual case: I have external drives permanently connected via USB,
however the USB card appears to have failed hence the drives are not
accessible. With no clues (and being unfamiliar to systemd) working
out why the system wouldn't boot was a tough job.
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