I'm trying to pin down what exposed this bug:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1569970
The immediate trigger seems to be that all shutdowns on my system leave
the XFS root file system in an unclean state, so that GRUB cannot read
recently written files under /boot (assuming that /boot is on the same
file system).
Since GRUB does not deal with the XFS journal, the effect is that the
system is unbootable until you mount / and trigger journal recovery,
after which everything is fine again (because the files in /boot are
only written to rarely).
Any ideas what could cause this, and how to debug this further? It's
clearly GRUB's fault that it cannot read the XFS journal, but the
consistently unclean shutdowns probably have been caused by a kernel or
systemd change, or maybe something else entirely.
Thanks,
Florian
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