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Hi there,
I'm having some update trouble. After todays update (new kernel, new mkinitcpio, new udev etc.) my system doesn't start anymore. Quite early during boot up, I'm thrown back to a recovery shell with this message:
ERROR: device '/dev/disk/by-uuid/ce9235a4 ...' not found. Skipping fsck.
ERROR: Unable to find root device '/dev/disk/by-uuid ...'. You are being dropped to a recovery shell.
It's an external USB drive.
Any idea what to do about this?
Last edited by swordfish (2012-05-21 20:28:23)
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are you using testing?
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are you using testing?
Jepp
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Ok, seems I could solve the prob with the help of the pacman wiki site
Sorry, needed some time to find that useful help!
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you need to regenerate initrd because udev was updated after linux was installed.
you can do that using a livecd or if you have other kernel like lts
# mkinitcpio -p linux
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you need to regenerate initrd because udev was updated after linux was installed.
you can do that using a livecd or if you have other kernel like lts
# mkinitcpio -p linux
Jepp, I've used an USB flash drive and a netinstall image. With the help of the Q&A in the pacman wiki it was no problem. Thanks for the hint anyway
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One question is left on this point: How can I prevent this rescue procedure in future updates that contain a new kernel, a new mkinitcpio and a new udev?
Would it be enough to run a second
# mkinitcpio -p linux
or what would you recommend for such cases?
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is not something that you did wrong. to be sure, you can run manually after pacman finishes mkiitcpio -p linux, just to be sure.
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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