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Continue boot with offline fstab disk (linux/systemd)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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During boot, with pre-systemd versions of Ubuntu server (eg. 14.04), if a non-critical fstab disk was offline, the system would wait to mount the disk (30s iirc), timeout and continue booting.
Since upgrading through 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04, thanks to systemd's dependencies I presume, a missing fstab disk stops the boot process resulting in the "Emergency mode... Press Enter for Maintenance" prompt at boot time.
- Is there a way to change this behaviour by default? Ie. simply continue booting or an option to flag disks as non-critical?
- Failing that, is there a straightforward systemctl command to 'continue booting ignoring missing disk' from maintenance?
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During boot, with pre-systemd versions of Ubuntu server (eg. 14.04), if a non-critical fstab disk was offline, the system would wait to mount the disk (30s iirc), timeout and continue booting.
Since upgrading through 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04, thanks to systemd's dependencies I presume, a missing fstab disk stops the boot process resulting in the "Emergency mode... Press Enter for Maintenance" prompt at boot time.
- Is there a way to change this behaviour by default? Ie. simply continue booting or an option to flag disks as non-critical?
- Failing that, is there a straightforward systemctl command to 'continue booting ignoring missing disk' from maintenance?
linux ubuntu boot systemd fstab
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During boot, with pre-systemd versions of Ubuntu server (eg. 14.04), if a non-critical fstab disk was offline, the system would wait to mount the disk (30s iirc), timeout and continue booting.
Since upgrading through 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04, thanks to systemd's dependencies I presume, a missing fstab disk stops the boot process resulting in the "Emergency mode... Press Enter for Maintenance" prompt at boot time.
- Is there a way to change this behaviour by default? Ie. simply continue booting or an option to flag disks as non-critical?
- Failing that, is there a straightforward systemctl command to 'continue booting ignoring missing disk' from maintenance?
linux ubuntu boot systemd fstab
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During boot, with pre-systemd versions of Ubuntu server (eg. 14.04), if a non-critical fstab disk was offline, the system would wait to mount the disk (30s iirc), timeout and continue booting.
Since upgrading through 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04, thanks to systemd's dependencies I presume, a missing fstab disk stops the boot process resulting in the "Emergency mode... Press Enter for Maintenance" prompt at boot time.
- Is there a way to change this behaviour by default? Ie. simply continue booting or an option to flag disks as non-critical?
- Failing that, is there a straightforward systemctl command to 'continue booting ignoring missing disk' from maintenance?
linux ubuntu boot systemd fstab
linux ubuntu boot systemd fstab
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In the /etc/fstab entries for your mounts you can add systemd specific options, including the nofail option will instruct systemd that the boot can continue without waiting for the mount unit and regardless whether the mount point can be mounted successfully.
You can add the options x-systemd.device-timeout and or x-systemd.mount-timeout to customize time-outs.
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In the /etc/fstab entries for your mounts you can add systemd specific options, including the nofail option will instruct systemd that the boot can continue without waiting for the mount unit and regardless whether the mount point can be mounted successfully.
You can add the options x-systemd.device-timeout and or x-systemd.mount-timeout to customize time-outs.
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In the /etc/fstab entries for your mounts you can add systemd specific options, including the nofail option will instruct systemd that the boot can continue without waiting for the mount unit and regardless whether the mount point can be mounted successfully.
You can add the options x-systemd.device-timeout and or x-systemd.mount-timeout to customize time-outs.
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In the /etc/fstab entries for your mounts you can add systemd specific options, including the nofail option will instruct systemd that the boot can continue without waiting for the mount unit and regardless whether the mount point can be mounted successfully.
You can add the options x-systemd.device-timeout and or x-systemd.mount-timeout to customize time-outs.
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In the /etc/fstab entries for your mounts you can add systemd specific options, including the nofail option will instruct systemd that the boot can continue without waiting for the mount unit and regardless whether the mount point can be mounted successfully.
You can add the options x-systemd.device-timeout and or x-systemd.mount-timeout to customize time-outs.
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