pksings
April 26th, 2010, 08:21 PM
Help please!
I have a newly built system that is booting from an SSD disk that will not automount /home, it stops every time complaining that it is not available and requires a drop to the shell to mount the filesystem and then will come the rest of the way up. /home is on /dev/sdb2. Once I have dropped to the shell mount -a works just fine however.
What can I change to make it wait until the disk that /home is on is available? It appears to just be booting so fast that it just isn't ready yet. I am thinking an 'if exist' loop somewhere should do it, I just don't know where to put it.
Thank you very much in advance.
PK
I gave up and upgraded to 10.04, works like a champ.
I have a newly built system that is booting from an SSD disk that will not automount /home, it stops every time complaining that it is not available and requires a drop to the shell to mount the filesystem and then will come the rest of the way up. /home is on /dev/sdb2. Once I have dropped to the shell mount -a works just fine however.
What can I change to make it wait until the disk that /home is on is available? It appears to just be booting so fast that it just isn't ready yet. I am thinking an 'if exist' loop somewhere should do it, I just don't know where to put it.
Thank you very much in advance.
PK
I gave up and upgraded to 10.04, works like a champ.