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Mount merged partition at boot, fuse module missing
Can volumes be guaranteed to mount in the order listed in fstab?Why is mount -a not mounting fuse drive properly when executed remotely (via Fabric)?Moving OpenVZ /vz partition to separate driveHow can I change a partition mount to var and still boot up?mount_afp on linux, user rightsWrite Permissions Denied when using sshfs to Mount Remote Directory on BootMount LVM device'Could not find filesystem /dev/root' after Clonezilla clone of redhat install to newer hardware'broken boot order zfs boot drive after a zfs disk replaceCentos 7 - fstab does not mount some partitions, but mount /dev/sd* does
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I have a merged partition from 3 different hard drives with mergerfs. I set it up following this tutorial.
To automate the mounting I added instructions in the fstab :
UUID=b3c8301c-5d12-4ab1-ab8c-9249e81978df / ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 1
UUID=f510cf24-8253-4178-99dd-a23a02e912c1 /boot ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 2
UUID=9a586ac1-ba39-4004-8ed8-3a6956ae23e7 swap swap defaults 0 0
UUID=a3f39fe8-0917-4990-9264-8814a7d0a3b3 /mnt/data_01 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=1c78e917-e81c-4719-aecd-211326a579aa /mnt/data_02 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=ac5599bf-0c3b-4785-bc3d-a0cddd32fe28 /mnt/data_03 ext4 defaults 0 2
/mnt/data_* /mnt/data fuse.mergerfs defaults,allow_other,use_ino,fsname=data_merger 0 0
When I do mount -a the first time it fail with this message : fuse: device not found, try 'modprobe fuse' first. So I do it and the second mount -a works perfectly. After this, the merged partition behave as expected.
But when I reboot, the partition is not mounted. I assumed that is because modprobe fuse is not run before the fstab process. I don't know how to manage it, I read that rebuild the kernel with fuse could be a solution, but it seems a bit overkill.
Any idea?
fstab fuse modprobe alpine
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I have a merged partition from 3 different hard drives with mergerfs. I set it up following this tutorial.
To automate the mounting I added instructions in the fstab :
UUID=b3c8301c-5d12-4ab1-ab8c-9249e81978df / ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 1
UUID=f510cf24-8253-4178-99dd-a23a02e912c1 /boot ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 2
UUID=9a586ac1-ba39-4004-8ed8-3a6956ae23e7 swap swap defaults 0 0
UUID=a3f39fe8-0917-4990-9264-8814a7d0a3b3 /mnt/data_01 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=1c78e917-e81c-4719-aecd-211326a579aa /mnt/data_02 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=ac5599bf-0c3b-4785-bc3d-a0cddd32fe28 /mnt/data_03 ext4 defaults 0 2
/mnt/data_* /mnt/data fuse.mergerfs defaults,allow_other,use_ino,fsname=data_merger 0 0
When I do mount -a the first time it fail with this message : fuse: device not found, try 'modprobe fuse' first. So I do it and the second mount -a works perfectly. After this, the merged partition behave as expected.
But when I reboot, the partition is not mounted. I assumed that is because modprobe fuse is not run before the fstab process. I don't know how to manage it, I read that rebuild the kernel with fuse could be a solution, but it seems a bit overkill.
Any idea?
fstab fuse modprobe alpine
asked Jun 2 at 12:21
OpsseOpsse
1064
if it is Ubuntu(It should depend on grub but double check) useinsmod fusein /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Issue is you have to call module before mounting file system.
– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:36
It's Alpine Linux, I will check if it's possible here too.
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:38
@asktyagi I don't have grub in Alpine
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:45
Please checkappendoption in syslinux, if that having any option to load kernel. Else you have to take different way to fix.
– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:58
@asktyagi I don't see anyappendoption when I runsyslinux --help
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 13:14
|
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I have a merged partition from 3 different hard drives with mergerfs. I set it up following this tutorial.
To automate the mounting I added instructions in the fstab :
UUID=b3c8301c-5d12-4ab1-ab8c-9249e81978df / ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 1
UUID=f510cf24-8253-4178-99dd-a23a02e912c1 /boot ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 2
UUID=9a586ac1-ba39-4004-8ed8-3a6956ae23e7 swap swap defaults 0 0
UUID=a3f39fe8-0917-4990-9264-8814a7d0a3b3 /mnt/data_01 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=1c78e917-e81c-4719-aecd-211326a579aa /mnt/data_02 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=ac5599bf-0c3b-4785-bc3d-a0cddd32fe28 /mnt/data_03 ext4 defaults 0 2
/mnt/data_* /mnt/data fuse.mergerfs defaults,allow_other,use_ino,fsname=data_merger 0 0
When I do mount -a the first time it fail with this message : fuse: device not found, try 'modprobe fuse' first. So I do it and the second mount -a works perfectly. After this, the merged partition behave as expected.
But when I reboot, the partition is not mounted. I assumed that is because modprobe fuse is not run before the fstab process. I don't know how to manage it, I read that rebuild the kernel with fuse could be a solution, but it seems a bit overkill.
Any idea?
fstab fuse modprobe alpine
asked Jun 2 at 12:21
OpsseOpsse
1064
I have a merged partition from 3 different hard drives with mergerfs. I set it up following this tutorial.
To automate the mounting I added instructions in the fstab :
UUID=b3c8301c-5d12-4ab1-ab8c-9249e81978df / ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 1
UUID=f510cf24-8253-4178-99dd-a23a02e912c1 /boot ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered 0 2
UUID=9a586ac1-ba39-4004-8ed8-3a6956ae23e7 swap swap defaults 0 0
UUID=a3f39fe8-0917-4990-9264-8814a7d0a3b3 /mnt/data_01 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=1c78e917-e81c-4719-aecd-211326a579aa /mnt/data_02 ext4 defaults 0 2
UUID=ac5599bf-0c3b-4785-bc3d-a0cddd32fe28 /mnt/data_03 ext4 defaults 0 2
/mnt/data_* /mnt/data fuse.mergerfs defaults,allow_other,use_ino,fsname=data_merger 0 0
When I do mount -a the first time it fail with this message : fuse: device not found, try 'modprobe fuse' first. So I do it and the second mount -a works perfectly. After this, the merged partition behave as expected.
But when I reboot, the partition is not mounted. I assumed that is because modprobe fuse is not run before the fstab process. I don't know how to manage it, I read that rebuild the kernel with fuse could be a solution, but it seems a bit overkill.
Any idea?
fstab fuse modprobe alpine
fstab fuse modprobe alpine
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asked Jun 2 at 12:21
OpsseOpsse
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Opsse
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asked Jun 2 at 12:21
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if it is Ubuntu(It should depend on grub but double check) useinsmod fusein /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Issue is you have to call module before mounting file system.
– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:36
It's Alpine Linux, I will check if it's possible here too.
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:38
@asktyagi I don't have grub in Alpine
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:45
Please checkappendoption in syslinux, if that having any option to load kernel. Else you have to take different way to fix.
– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:58
@asktyagi I don't see anyappendoption when I runsyslinux --help
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 13:14
|
show 2 more comments
if it is Ubuntu(It should depend on grub but double check) useinsmod fusein /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Issue is you have to call module before mounting file system.
– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:36
It's Alpine Linux, I will check if it's possible here too.
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:38
@asktyagi I don't have grub in Alpine
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:45
Please checkappendoption in syslinux, if that having any option to load kernel. Else you have to take different way to fix.
– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:58
@asktyagi I don't see anyappendoption when I runsyslinux --help
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 13:14
if it is Ubuntu(It should depend on grub but double check) use
insmod fuse in /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Issue is you have to call module before mounting file system.– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:36
if it is Ubuntu(It should depend on grub but double check) use
insmod fuse in /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Issue is you have to call module before mounting file system.– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:36
It's Alpine Linux, I will check if it's possible here too.
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:38
It's Alpine Linux, I will check if it's possible here too.
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:38
@asktyagi I don't have grub in Alpine
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:45
@asktyagi I don't have grub in Alpine
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:45
Please check
append option in syslinux, if that having any option to load kernel. Else you have to take different way to fix.– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:58
Please check
append option in syslinux, if that having any option to load kernel. Else you have to take different way to fix.– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:58
@asktyagi I don't see any
append option when I run syslinux --help– Opsse
Jun 2 at 13:14
@asktyagi I don't see any
append option when I run syslinux --help– Opsse
Jun 2 at 13:14
|
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I found a simple an elegant solution : register fuse in /etc/modules. Adding this one in this file do the trick since they are loaded before fstab.
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if it is Ubuntu(It should depend on grub but double check) use
insmod fusein /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Issue is you have to call module before mounting file system.– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:36
It's Alpine Linux, I will check if it's possible here too.
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:38
@asktyagi I don't have grub in Alpine
– Opsse
Jun 2 at 12:45
Please check
appendoption in syslinux, if that having any option to load kernel. Else you have to take different way to fix.– asktyagi
Jun 2 at 12:58
@asktyagi I don't see any
appendoption when I runsyslinux --help– Opsse
Jun 2 at 13:14