X server problem in F11-Alpha, and missing mount point
Scott Robbins
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Tue Feb 10 05:30:18 UTC 2009
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 12:13:23AM -0500, G.Wolfe Woodbury wrote:
>
> This is being tested with the F11-Alpha live CD in init 3 mode.
>
> I got an install of F11-Alpha completed, but the system will not boot in
> any native mode due to a "missing mount point" while mounting root.
Is this a SCSI drive? There was a bug in F10, fixed by the first yum
update, but I would imagine that that's been fixed in F11 unless it
slipped back in.
If so, the workaround at the time was to add a line to the kernel line
in grub scsi_mod.scan=sync
Note that would only apply if it was a SCSI drive, and I would be
surprised, as it was fixed pretty quickly (though it remains in the
release ISOs.) The only reason I mention it is because that was a
typical error message with that issue, of being unable to mount root.
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