I'm still experiencing this on 13.04 x64 with up-to-date mountall. The only difference is that /tmp is bound to another partition as specified in fstab. If I press S to skip mounting it and continue booting and then CTRL+ALT+F1 to access the tty and do a 'sudo mountall', the tmp partition gets mounted correctly and the system is perfectly usable. Funny is that once in a while it just works. My system is on the SSD, while tmp and var on HDD, so I thought this could be a matter of my / on ssd loading too early than /tmp (my 2 cents). nobootwait as fstab option didn't do the trick. Should I file another bug?
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