I have fs image without partition table. When initrd want to perform fsck, /dev/loop0 device is busy error is encountered. Thus fail boot. I replace kpartx -afv with losetup, it work fine. I suspect kpartx -av with -f dropped may also prevent /dev/loop0 lock error. I may dig into this matter when I have more free time.
I have fs image without partition table. When initrd want to perform fsck, /dev/loop0 device is busy error is encountered. Thus fail boot. I replace kpartx -afv with losetup, it work fine. I suspect kpartx -av with -f dropped may also prevent /dev/loop0 lock error. I may dig into this matter when I have more free time.