On Sb, 21 mar 20, 20:26:34, David Pottage wrote: > Hello, > > I have a RockPro64 running Armbian buster version 20.02.1 (Linux kernel > 5.4.20-rockchip64) > > I have connected an M.2 SSD via an adapter in the PCIe slot, and have setup > an LVM PV on it, with a number logical ext4 and btrfs volumes on it. > > All this worked fine when I set it up, but when I went to reboot the system, > it never came back. On the serial console, I got a series of message from > the firmware and U-Boot, then "Starting kernel ..." and nothing. (I waited > about half an hour) > > Suspecting the SSD, I powered off, disconnected it, and rebooted. After a > delay of about 2 minutes I got "Give root password, or Ctrl-D to continue" > (Not sure of the exact wording), so Iogged in, and edited /etc/fstab to > comment out or add "noauto" to the lines for all file systems on the SSD. I > was then able to reboot successfully. Instead of 'noauto' try 'nofail'. > Those volumes on the SSD will mount fine from the command line after boot, > but it looks like they don't mount successfully during boot, and are > preventing boot. Sounds like something is missing from the initrd. Kind regards, Andrei -- http://wiki.debian.org/FAQsFromDebianUser
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