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Hangs on mounting root pool #175

Closed Ryushin closed 8 years ago

Ryushin commented 8 years ago

Just rebooted after upgrading to 0.6.5.1. Running Debian Wheezy. Packages version 0.6.5.1-4-wheezy.

When mounting the rpool it hangs with "...". Typing exit or using ctrl+d allows it to continue. Screenshot from my IPMI: http://postimg.org/image/l8gsgk2md/

My rpool zfs list: rpool 269G 267G 25.4K none rpool/ROOT 269G 267G 4.21G / rpool/ROOT/var 249G 267G 8.34G /var rpool/ROOT/var/lib 180G 267G 318M /var/lib rpool/ROOT/var/lib/mysql 9.89G 267G 5.92G /var/lib/mysql rpool/ROOT/var/lib/plexmediaserver 160G 267G 155G /var/lib/plexmediaserver rpool/ROOT/var/oi_db_backups 46.1G 267G 46.1G /var/oi_db_backups rpool/ROOT/var/spool 12.4G 267G 10.4G /var/spool

I'm using the newest /etc/default/zfs and the only option I changed is DO_OVERLAY_MOUNTS='yes'. I did also just turn on VERBOSE_MOUNT='yes' but that did not seem to provide any other information.

My grub linux boot line looks like this: linux /vmlinuz-3.16.0-0.bpo.4-amd64 root=ZFS=rpool/ROOT ro boot=zfs $bootfs usb-storage.delay_use=5

FransUrbo commented 8 years ago

Sorry, there's a regression. I've accidentally changed DO_OVERLAY_MOUNTS to OVERLAY_MOUNTS in the code :(.

We're working on a fix, but you you add that second define as well (don't remove the DO_… part, it will work again in the next version), you can try again.

FransUrbo commented 8 years ago

If neither of this works or changes anything, you can manually add a zfsdebug=1 on the grub kernel command line at next boot.

Ryushin commented 8 years ago

I'll be able to test this again in a couple of days. Thanks for getting back with me.

Ryushin commented 8 years ago

The latest update 0.6.5.2-2-wheezy seems to have fixed the issue. Thank you for spending the time looking at this.