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I installed Windows 10 on my new SSD and then copied the Linux partition over to the SSD from my old HDD. Then I reinstalled grub. At first everything was running fine. Then I started a bunch of Windows updates. The second time they failed. I wanted to boot into Linux and got messages like
A start job ist running for UUID... (was the efi partition)
Dependency failed for that UUID
Dependency failed for local file systemsI searched online and found that the error was due to on update not being completed, so I booted a live CD chrooted and updated. Then built the kernel via mkninitcpio -p and updated grub, as mentioned. It didn't work. Then I thought maybe the system was missing the swap partition, that I didn't copy over since I think it is unnecessary with an SSD. It didn't solve it either. Then I generated a new fstab and uncommented the first UUID lines. Now the error related to the efi partition is gone, but it say
Failed to mount /etc/resolv.conf
Dependency failed for local filesystemLast edited by gunjah292 (2018-09-26 10:50:09)
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Please post your /etc/fstab.
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I already solved it. I think the UUID of the EFI partition changed after I switched to the SSD. Then the generated fstab contained mount commands for VAR and resolv.conf, which were unnecessary.
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