Bug#774412: Re: Bug#774412: systemd unable to boot with fixed mount points

[Andrei POPESCU]

Control: severity -1 minor
Control: retitle -1 systemd-fsck tries to check unavailable filesystems even if 0 in fstab passno field

On Sb, 03 ian 15, 13:42:34, HJ wrote:
> >Does systemd still try to fsck the non-available filesystem?
> 
> no ;)

Ok, since systemd is failing the boot by design if a filesystem not 
marked 'nofail' or 'noauto' is missing I'll re-purpose this bug to be 
about the additional delay due to systemd-fsck trying to check a 
filesystem which is not available, despite it being marked to not be 
checked in fstab.

However, since fsck will be skipped in the normal case I'll downgrade to 
'minor'.

Kind regards,
Andrei
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