Re: fsck on /dev/hde1 during boot,
Curtis Vaughan wrote:
Just installed Sarge on a server with 3 SCSIs and one IDE drive on an
Adaptec ATA RAID 1200 A card.
The system starts booting otherwise fine, until it gets to apparently
running fsck on the IDE drive. Then it errors out with:
fsck.ext3: No such device or address while trying to open /dev/hde1
Possibly non-existent or swap device?
Then it tells me to run fsck against it or hit Control-D to continue.
Doing a Control-D continues the boot process. Whereas /dev/hde1 = /
home, all I have to do after booting up is issue the command mount /
home and everything is working fine.
My guess is that for some reason /dev/hde1 is never mounted during
the boot process. How can I overcome this problem?
You could try changing the "pass" (7th) /etc/fstab parameter for that
partition to zero, and see if it mounts. It won't solve the problem,
but could provide a workaround until you find the solution.
BTW, fstab does have an entry for this partition.
Curtis
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