----- Original Message ----- > Hello, > > After Linux kernel update my system can't boot properly because of > this > error: > > [FAILED] Failed to mount /boot > > Although it gives me opportunity to login as root. > When I try to mount it manually: > > mount: unknown filesystem type 'vfat' > > Kernel downgrade to 3.14.2-1 resolved this. So, did I miss something > or > it's a bug? > I have to use FAT32 for /boot because I have that UEFI thing. > > Regards, > > -- > *GPG Key ID:* D782DAB8 > Hi, I had this exact issue - I thought I had done something wrong. I booted into a live distro, chrooted to my root partition, mounted all the normal partitions, reinstalled the latest kernel package and it all started working again. I still have no idea what went wrong - the initrd image as originally built did not recognize vfat or xfs, but did recognize btrfs, and that was true for the fallback image as well. regards, -- David Moore Senior Software Engineer St. James Software Email: davidm@xxxxxxxxxx
