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When I boot, I get a FAIL for the activation of swap among the boot messages. I've searched the forums etc. for similar issues but the causes I've found don't seem to apply in this case: entries for my external drive in fstab have "nofail" in the options; I don't have lines for /dev/(pts,shm); I don't have duplicate lines. Swap does seem to be activated despite the message which I understand means it is likely to refer to another error but I'm not sure what. I've double checked the UUID for the swap partition and it is still correct.
$ swapon -s
Filename Type Size Used Priority
/dev/sda4 partition 9227260 0 -1
$ grep tmp fstab
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime 0 0
# in debian, /tmp seems not to be distinct but tmpfs is used for /lib/init/rw
$ grep shm fstab
# and /run and /run/shm even though these are not listed in fstab
$ grep pts fstab
$ grep swap fstab
#/dev/sda4: swap
UUID=<uuid matching output from blkid> none swap sw 0 0
$ sort fstab > /tmp/a
$ sort fstab | uniq > /tmp/b
$ diff /tmp/b /tmp/a
1a2,4
>
>
>
$ dmesg | grep fail
[ 0.041708] x2apic not enabled, IRQ remapping init failed
[ 2.164387] pci0000:00: ACPI _OSC request failed (AE_ERROR), returned control mask: 0x1d
$ dmesg | grep swap
[ 15.099184] Adding 9227260k swap on /dev/sda4. Priority:-1 extents:1 across:9227260k
Is either of the reported fails related to the alleged fail for swap (since activating swap doesn't really seem to be the problem)?
Last edited by cfr (2012-04-04 22:00:50)
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When I boot, I get a FAIL for the activation of swap among the boot messages. I've searched the forums etc. for similar issues but the causes I've found don't seem to apply in this case: entries for my external drive in fstab have "nofail" in the options; I don't have lines for /dev/(pts,shm); I don't have duplicate lines. Swap does seem to be activated despite the message which I understand means it is likely to refer to another error but I'm not sure what. I've double checked the UUID for the swap partition and it is still correct.
$ swapon -s Filename Type Size Used Priority /dev/sda4 partition 9227260 0 -1 $ grep tmp fstab tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime 0 0 # in debian, /tmp seems not to be distinct but tmpfs is used for /lib/init/rw $ grep shm fstab # and /run and /run/shm even though these are not listed in fstab $ grep pts fstab $ grep swap fstab #/dev/sda4: swap UUID=<uuid matching output from blkid> none swap sw 0 0 $ sort fstab > /tmp/a $ sort fstab | uniq > /tmp/b $ diff /tmp/b /tmp/a 1a2,4 > > > $ dmesg | grep fail [ 0.041708] x2apic not enabled, IRQ remapping init failed [ 2.164387] pci0000:00: ACPI _OSC request failed (AE_ERROR), returned control mask: 0x1d $ dmesg | grep swap [ 15.099184] Adding 9227260k swap on /dev/sda4. Priority:-1 extents:1 across:9227260k
Is either of the reported fails related to the alleged fail for swap (since activating swap doesn't really seem to be the problem)?
There was recently a bug report about this (against util-linux-2.21-1). It turned out that the problem was actually that mounting local filesystems mistakenly printed FAILED, even though it succeeded. Could you check your /var/log/boot to see if you might have misread the line?
This should have been fixed in util-linux-2.21-2 (in testing at the moment).
If this is not solved for you, please open a bug report.
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Sorry, yes. I didn't know I could retrieve the boot messages there (I tried using dmesg) and I must have misread the line. It is indeed a FAIL for mounting local filesystems:
Tue Feb 28 00:00:47 2012: :: Mounting Local Filesystems [BUSY] [FAIL]
I'm not using testing so I'll wait for the fix. (Local filesystems obviously are being mounted or nothing would work so I take it that it is a relatively harmless bug!)
Thanks for your help.
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Hm, it is a bit odd that you are seeing this if you don't use testing. AFAIK, the bug was only present in 2.21-1 which never reached core... Please file a bug report if this is not fixed when you eventually get 2.21-x.
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Oh, I should add that it is completely harmless (assuming it is the bug I think it is). The call to "mount -a" simply returned an error code instead of success, even if everything worked as expected :-)
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Another off-by-one eye error
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tomegun,
OK. I'll watch for it. Just for info:
$ pacman -Ss util-linux
core/util-linux 2.20.1-2 (base) [installed]
Miscellaneous system utilities for Linux
multilib/lib32-util-linux 2.20.1-1 [installed]
Miscellaneous system utilities for Linux (32-bit)
djgera,
I think they need dotted lines - like in some tables of contents - for those of us whose eyes don't behave quite as they should!
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djgera,
I think they need dotted lines - like in some tables of contents - for those of us whose eyes don't behave quite as they should!
Not a bad idea (since mostly in these days using kms with bigger wide-screen size). But maybe somehing like "in oposite" will look better than dots everywhere on screen:
[DONE] message here
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I'm having the same 'issue'. Is there an open bugreport on this? And the best thing to do is just ignore and wait for an update?
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@kevin89: you should only see this if you have util-linux-2.21-1 from testing, but not with util-linux-2.21-2 and newer (also from testing). Otherwise, please open a bug report (including your fstab and /var/log/boot).
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Do you want bugs filed even for util-linux-2.20.1-2 (from stable)? I'm definitely not using testing...
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cfr: if this is still an issue when the next util-linux moves to stable, please file a report.
Thanks,
Tom
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I'm still seeing this error (and last did pacman -syu yesterday). pacman reports util-linux at 2.21-6.
Would you still like me to file a bug?
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I have it too in my /var/log/boot - at least since
Tue Nov 22 22:08:19 2011: :: Mounting Local Filesystems [BUSY] [FAIL] ...
Sun Mar 25 14:12:23 2012: :: Mounting Local Filesystems [BUSY] [FAIL]
on every boot
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Note: temporarily removing "[solved]" tag to see if a developer might let me know if I should still file a bug or not. Hope this is acceptable.
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If it does not work for you, please file a bug report. When you do, please summarise the important points so that people don't have to read this whole thread. There will be a new util-linux in testing very soon, that you might want to try with before filing the report (I'm just giving it a last test before pushing it atm).
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https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/29241
Apparently it is not a bug but the intended behaviour...
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