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So, I installed arch with the help of the Wiki Installation Guide and a few guides for installing it with Raid,
I Mounted /dev/md0 with Raid0 and in it I have md0p1, md0p2 and md0p3, for root, home and swap respectively
When trying to boot i get:
/dev/md127p1: recovering journal
/dev/md127p1: clean 44559/524880 files, 857806/20971520 blocks
Timed out waiting for device dev-md0p2.device.
Dependency failed for /home.
Dependency failed for Local File Systems.
Dependency Failed for File System Check on /dev/md0p2.
Timed out waiting for device dev-md0p3.device.
Dependency failed for /dev/md0p3.
Dependency failed for Swap.Then it puts me into emergency mode.
Lsblk gets me a list of the drives but instead of having /dev/md0 as the raid, as I am able to get using a live usb, I have /dev/md127, so my guess is the kernel is changing the partitions Label to /md127* and that messes up everything. Or maybe something else, I really have no idea.
Also, I actually wrote all of this, there's alot of logs that you guys usually post here on the forums, so I'm guessing you copy and paste, I haven't figured how to yet.
Last edited by Jacobasss (2018-06-09 14:38:01)
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Welcome to the arch linux forums Jacobasss. Please see the tip box of List_of_applications#Pastebin_clients to post from the console to a pastebin.
Please see Persistent_block_device_naming to avoid issues with device name changes.
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Welcome to the arch linux forums Jacobasss. Please see the tip box of List_of_applications#Pastebin_clients to post from the console to a pastebin.
Please see Persistent_block_device_naming to avoid issues with device name changes.
Thanks! Setting a label for each drive and assigning it on fstab did the trick.
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