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Hello,
after system upgrade (on Friday, 02/26/2021) the system fails to boot with this error
Failed to mount /sysroot
I have attached a photo of the monitor documenting the failure.
https://ibb.co/vxDG9jC
The system was running w/o issues before this upgrade.
With regards to the system setup the root filesystem is using Btrfs with multiple devices (2 identical SSDs):
mkfs.btrfs -d raid0 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdc1
I can boot a Live-CD and chroot into the system w/o any problems.
This means the root partition mounts w/o any error incl. all Btrfs subvolumes.
My first idea was that this is related to /etc/fstab and its UUID configuration.
I modified the relevant line and replaced UUID by /dev/sdb1.
However, the error remains exactly the same.
Can you please advise how to analyse the root cause for this error?
THX
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