Bug#788910: Systemd logics corrupted on USB UUID mount

[Michael Biebl]

Please attach your /etc/fstab. Was the USB drive attached when you booted your system? 

Am 16. Juni 2015 09:22:16 MESZ, schrieb Thomas Korimort <tomkori at gmx.net>:
>Package: systemd
>
>Severity: critical
>
>I am using Debian 8.0 Jessie on my RaspBerrry Pi 2. I do regular
>firmware updates with the script of Hexxeh (rpi-update). Yesterday my
>RaspBerry Pi 2 worked nicely. However, today i could not log in via SSH
>in our WLAN which happens sometimes. Thats why i rebooted it, expecting
>to be able to log in again via SSH in our WLAN. But i could not. So, i
>atttached my RPi2 to a keyboard and a TV and saw, that it was booting
>into emergency mode. It seems as if systemd, could not finish a job for
>mounting my USB hard drive which is mounted in my fstab via UUID
>identifier (maybe due to inconsistencies caused by occasional cold
>reset of my RPi2 with power-off method). During boot procedure systemd
>is trying to mount for 1:30 mins (start job is running) and then
>continues on failure to boot into emergency mode. I checked already the
>hard drive on another computer and it is working flawlessly. So, does
>anyone have a clue why suddenly this problem occurs? To me it seems
>that for some reason systemd's logic is destroyed and that is why all
>the other system services like WLAN are not up when it is booting into
>emergeny mode and my RPi2 is not available over the WLAN. So, how can i
>get this mess right again? Maybe i could temporarily remove the entry
>for my USB harddrive from fstab? Or how can i reset systemd in order to
>cancel its running jobs from previous starts and inconsistent
>configurations?
>
>Greetings, Thomas Korimort.
>
>
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