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Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: unknown Steps to Reproduce: 1. have a 2nd primary partition with a mount point. 2. delete partition 3. also maybe change the swap partition around a couple times or more 4. comment out UUID in fstab that still references the deleted partition in order to log back into fedora. 5. log back into fedora. *fedora worked for hours then when I performed some move operations (with some error) files started disappearing (e.g. could not click on 'home' folder) and I powered off the machine and had no partition when machine came back on. Actual results: Expected results: pon reboot, UUID of deleted partition will still be referenced in fstab and system will not boot into fedora. upon commenting out UUID, you can log in. system may work for hours but may fail later. Additional info:
*swap partition (size) *upon reboot
Error I got was: fsck.ext4: Unable to resolve UUID = Y. Fstab: UUID = X / ext4 defaults 1 1 UUID = Y /mountpoint ext4 defaults 1 2 UUID = Z swap swap defaults 0 0 Fdisk -l: /dev/sda1 (boot) linux /dev/sda2 linux swap solaris /dev/sda3 linux blkid: /dev/sda1: UUID=X TYPE=ext4 /dev/sda2: UUID=Z TYPE=swap /dev/sda3: UUID=A TYPE=ext2 I created partition UUID = A after I got the error above, this was written on top of deleted partition UUID = Y. Above information is all from after creation of UUID = A. But, I was getting same error above before I created UUID = A.
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