Remove or modify the mount point entries from your /etc/fstab
In addition, compare the devices your /etc/fstab has listed
for your mount points compared to the devices that are coming
up in bootup. You can always do a
# dmesg | less
to see how your devices (drives) are coming up.
For example,
Chris Mason wrote:
>
> I had three hard drives, one boot drive and one partitioned into two. I
> physically removed the second hard drive ( who needs 20GB on a linux system).
> Now I get errors on boot(fsck). How do I removed the dives from the boot
> sequence?
> Did I do it wrong?
>
> Chris M
> I had three hard drives, one boot drive and one partitioned into two. I
> physically removed the second hard drive ( who needs 20GB on a linux system).
> Now I get errors on boot(fsck). How do I removed the dives from the boot
> sequence?
> Did I do it wrong?
>
just remove the entries from /e
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