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Created attachment 498418 [details] screen dump of last lines of the the boot process where failure occurs Description of problem: computer does not boot - relabel issue (see boot_output.txt attached). Boot process stops before graphic interface is enabled and asks for Ctrl-D for maintenance or boot login Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 15 Beta How reproducible: every attempt boot Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot computer 2. 3. Actual results: computer does not boot Expected results:normal boot process Additional info: occured after yum update to a new kernel. booting with older kernels *does not* help.
Created attachment 498419 [details] same as before but with better formatting after the line Started Initialize storage subsystems (RAID, LVM, etc.). the computer halts for a couple of seconds before continuing.
fs_mark is a benchmark, I do not think it will cause any boot problems. :) Looks more systemd related to me, but I can't parse the error messages: > Starting Mark the need to relabel after reboot aborted because a dependency > failed. > Starting Relabel all filesystems, if necessary aborted because a dependency > failed. > Welcome to emergency mode. Use "systemctl default" or ^D to activate default > mode. Maybe it's some other package invoked by systemd, but I don't know how to triage this one. -Eric
Please attach /etc/fstab
You seem to mention /dev/sdd1 in your fstab which doesn't exist, which causes systemd to timeout waiting for it. Consider adding "nofail" to the respective fstab entry in order to make this fs if it is missing non-fatal.
(In reply to comment #4) > You seem to mention /dev/sdd1 in your fstab which doesn't exist, which causes > systemd to timeout waiting for it. > > Consider adding "nofail" to the respective fstab entry in order to make this fs > if it is missing non-fatal. You've got it. I have one external HD always plugged in and hence it is in the fstab (/dev/sdd). The power cable of this HD was off and I didn't expect Fedora not to boot because of that. I have added "nofail" and boot is ok. Thanks