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skyrem
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 Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2019 6:38 am Post subject: My laptop keep rebooting itself on startup |
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Hi
I'm new to gentoo, I just installed gentoo for several weeks , I installed some software and did some update.
All is good until yesterday I changed my fstab to add an old HDD in system
I tried several ways to troubleshoot, but no progress
Therefor I post this to require help , please
Here's my journactl log
http://dpaste.com/2X2YRFA
If you need more information , please let me know |
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fturco
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Welcome to Gentoo!
Can you post your /etc/fstab configuration file, please?
Output from the lsblk and/or the blkid commands would be helpful, too. |
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skyrem
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| fturco wrote: | Welcome to Gentoo!
Can you post your /etc/fstab configuration file, please?
Output from the lsblk and/or the blkid commands would be helpful, too. |
http://dpaste.com/2ENRCHC
Here's my fstab info, I tried to change it back but it didn't work
http://dpaste.com/2N4KG8Y
Here's the lsblk info
There is anther wired thing, when I try to log in with Recovery mode, after I exit the mode(or simply Ctrl + d on Recovery Mode login)
I can log in my desktop normally, and everything seems fine, that's really confused me
Have you seen this before?
Thanks for helping !
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skyrem
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After reinstalled Gentoo(20191204), I guess I finally figured out what's rebooting my laptop
it's because I use f2fs on my root disk, and when OS is booting FSCK may failed on checking disk
that cause the new OS mount root as a read only mode
so I set fstab to
/dev/sda1 / f2fs defaults 0 0
to skip FSCK check
Now everything goes fine. |
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