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ugaciaka

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Registered: 2008-07-06

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rc.sysinit and btrfs: not show partition during the boot

Hi,

I see, during the boot, that show only partition NOT in btrfs...

e.g i have two partitions: /dev/sda1 for / in ext4 and /dev/sda3 for /home in btrfs

during the boot I see only /dev/sda1 clean but I don't see /dev/sda3...

But partition mounted correctly.

This my fstab

/dev/sda1 / ext4 defaults,relatime,commit=10 0 1 
/dev/sda3 /home btrfs defaults,relatime 0 2

/dev/sda2 swap swap defaults 0 0

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falconindy

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Re: rc.sysinit and btrfs: not show partition during the boot

btrfs's fsck prog doesn't use the same name scheme as every other fsck prog (fsck.FSNAME). I don't know if renaming /sbin/btrfsck would be lethal to other btrfs utilities, so a symlink takes care of it:

# ln -s /sbin/{btrfsck,fsck.btrfs}

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ugaciaka

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From: Italy

Registered: 2008-07-06

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Re: rc.sysinit and btrfs: not show partition during the boot

btrfs's fsck prog doesn't use the same name scheme as every other fsck prog (fsck.FSNAME). I don't know if renaming /sbin/btrfsck would be lethal to other btrfs utilities, so a symlink takes care of it:

# ln -s /sbin/{btrfsck,fsck.btrfs}

uhm...thank's...

I'll try later, now I have experimented with udev, hal, usb device, xfce, default mount options

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Dieter@be

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Re: rc.sysinit and btrfs: not show partition during the boot

btrfs's fsck prog doesn't use the same name scheme as every other fsck prog (fsck.FSNAME). I don't know if renaming /sbin/btrfsck would be lethal to other btrfs utilities, so a symlink takes care of it:

# ln -s /sbin/{btrfsck,fsck.btrfs}

that's odd.  I wonder why they do it like that.

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falconindy

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Re: rc.sysinit and btrfs: not show partition during the boot

Note that now that I've actually rebooted and tested, this doesn't work. btrfsck doesn't accept the standard arguments that every other fsck utility does. Weird.

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