Bug#788910: Systemd logics corrupted on USB UUID mount
Michael Biebl
biebl at debian.org
Tue Jun 16 11:45:37 BST 2015
[again, please always CC the bug report]
Am 16.06.2015 um 12:38 schrieb Thomas Korimort:
> Thanks. My intention with the USB drive was to keep all the frequently
> changing and voluminous things there. /var is still on the SD card, but
> i decided to not put such essential thing on an unreliable USB drive.
> Only /home/ directories other than root will be on the USB harddrive.
> Otherwise, whole Debian distro could be fitted on my SD card of 128 GB
> :-). In case i have my home directories on the USB hd, is "nofail"
> option still appropriate?
That's for you as sysadmin to decide.
Say you have a mail system, where the users mails are stored in
/home/$users/maildir, then booting and starting the MDA even if /home is
not available is probably not a good idea.
If /home is not critical for your use case and it doesn't matter if the
system comes up without /home, then nofail might be ok.
It really depends on how you use your system. Something I can't tell you.
Michael
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