El jue, 16-03-2023 a las 01:45 -0700, nihilistzsche escribió: > Since I updated a few days ago with kernels 6.2.6 and lts 6.1.19 all > of my systems (a pc acting as a headless server with normal kernel, a > server with lts kernel, and a laptop with normal kernel) refuse to > boot. While trying to diagnose the server, it gets stuck on > “Attempting to mount root”, which is a btrfs partition on an lvm > volume. If I boot into a rescue usb, all of my partitions mount > successfully. I’ve tried downgrading the kernel inside the rescue > environment with no change, so I don’t believe it to be a kernel > problem. Journalctl holds no answers. I can’t boot into rescuemode > without usb either as it gets stuck trying to mount the root. Any > clue what could possibly be causing this? It’s not a problem with > impatience I left the server running for thirteen hours a day or so > ago with it being unable to mount root. Hi, First of all, putting a btrfs partition in lvm I don't quite get it, what for? btrfs already incorporates dynamic volumes so lvm is completely unnecessary in this context (and is adding a layer of difficulty / possible failure). In any case, once you boot the system in rescue mode are you able to access the data on the partition, can you write into it? Greetings. -- Óscar García Amor | ogarcia at moire.org | http://ogarcia.me
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