On 08/12/13 11:49, Ronald wrote:
I run F20 root FS with F21 **3.12.1-2.fc21.armv7hl **kernel. (see http://www.swissdutch.ch:4999/ ) on my Wandboard quad. I cannot boot from sata, as the root FS is being mounted about 4 seconds before the sata device is ready during the fedora boot process. (And yes, I understand uSD card is needed for uboot, kernel, mouting /boot fs etc. That is perfectly acceptable - I just want the root FS and swap to be coming from Sata for obvious reasons). I try to understand the magics of Fedora boot, initramfs and the likes. It seems I need to get a PhD for this! ;-) *Question*: how do I ensure the root fs is mounted /AFTER /the sata device is ready??? Some people suggested adding a sleep command ro a dependency - my question is where and how in the initramfs do I do such a thing??? (again, when booting pointing the root fs to the sd card, the sata is working fine at the first login as seen with fdisk -l).
Apologies I meant rootdelay=<seconds> (I use this on a machine with a rather slow CF card as a rootfs)
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