[Expired for mountall (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
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** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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> Ok. This appears to be the expected 'emergency' mode with systemd, so for
> 15.04 and later that is what you would see on a failure to mount a local
> filesystem
The thing is, the old behavior was helpful and user-friendly, and the
new one is neither. The suggestion to read the long log file
I already upgraded so I just have to use recall at this point. From a
user's perspective, it would be useful to know why the system dropped to
a shell. Perhaps an error message that says "bad entry in /etc/fstab on
line 5" or something like that.
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On Sat, Aug 22, 2015 at 02:25:48AM -, WhyteHorse wrote:
> It drops to a shell prompt with a motd that says "Emergency Mode please
> run to review the boot logs or else run command> to boot normally". I don't recall the exact text but it's a
> root shell...
Ok. This appears to be the expecte
It drops to a shell prompt with a motd that says "Emergency Mode please
run to review the boot logs or else run to boot normally". I don't recall the exact text but it's a
root shell... In 14.04 it did display the "Press S to skip waiting for
filesystem". In 14.10 I went to the grub menu and swit
What exactly do you mean when you say "emergency mode"?
The expected behavior, when you boot Ubuntu and have a filesystem
referenced in /etc/fstab for which the device is absent, is that the
system will prompt, via plymouth, whether to continue waiting for the
filesystem or to skip mounting it. T
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Title:
fstab entry causes emergency mode to come up
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