Boot Problems
by BeeRich from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4RNDX)
Hi folks. Moved on from other threads where I migrated my CentOS7 to another SSD. I'm having some boot issues which is booting into emergency mode for some reason.
I've taken out all extra drives (backups, etc.) and just have my boot volume in there, which is /dev/sda. Even with /etc/fstab volumes in there, this boot process is taking some time, up over a minute, and into emergency mode.
Code:$ journalctl -xb
tmpfs: Bad mount option huge
[drm] Unable to create a private tmpfs mount, hugepage support will be disabled
...
Timed out waiting for device <../../dm-2>
...
Timed out waiting for device dev-sdc.device
...
Failed to start Security Auditing Service
...Usually it boots almost instantly, and now it is quite slow, with a problematic boot into emergency mode.
How can I fix this? Where should I start looking? Drives plugged in or not, same issue.
I've taken out all extra drives (backups, etc.) and just have my boot volume in there, which is /dev/sda. Even with /etc/fstab volumes in there, this boot process is taking some time, up over a minute, and into emergency mode.
Code:$ journalctl -xb
tmpfs: Bad mount option huge
[drm] Unable to create a private tmpfs mount, hugepage support will be disabled
...
Timed out waiting for device <../../dm-2>
...
Timed out waiting for device dev-sdc.device
...
Failed to start Security Auditing Service
...Usually it boots almost instantly, and now it is quite slow, with a problematic boot into emergency mode.
How can I fix this? Where should I start looking? Drives plugged in or not, same issue.