> possible duplicate of 554079 ?
This bug is similar to (at least) 554079, 554737 and 557161. However,
there are differences in each case:
In bug #554079, it appears that plymouth is stalling during fsck, which
results in GDM not loading. 554079 also makes no mention of the
"mountall: Plymouth
Perhaps this doesn't need to be here, but for completeness, I figured I
should include one final update, the /dev/sd* designations of my hard
drives began to be assigned inconsistently from one boot to the next,
causing similar but not identical mount errors. This was solved by
converting my /etc/
possible duplicate of 554079 ?
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Just a quick update - There was corruption on one of the hard drives,
which was fixed by running a fsck from an old 8.10 server boot disk.
It turned out that it wasn't getting stuck at 90%, but rather that it
was restarting repeatedly at 90% after a long pause. At any rate, that
part is no longer
Hi Matthew, Thanks for the helpful comments - those are great
explanations for what I'm seeing.
Just to reply to a couple points:
> Normal, no fsck: 35 seconds
> File /forcefsck exists: 8 minutes
This morning, I left it for over an hour once it hit 90%, and no change
was visible.
> The presence
A time-out issue may be causing this. My disk has a mixture of ext3 and
ext4 partitions, with one of the ext3 partitions at 91% capacity. This
causes fsck to take a long time. Below is the relevant portion of '$ df
-h'. I'm also attaching a copy of my '/etc/fstab', in case this helps
in resolvi
I'm seeing a variation on this, with significant similarities - I'll try
the method above.
In my case, Plymouth comes up, and tells me that it will check all the
disks, but then halts at 90% or 8% (depending on whether it checks one
or both of the disks). It provides the option of pressing C to c
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43625768/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43625769/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43625770/ProcStatus.txt
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