Some lamers don't know how to create file systems and putting fsck options in fsck.
One dumb ass'ole, who I don't know, installed RHEL 5.1 on some dell machine, with /, /usr, /var on three different partitions, but with fsck priority of the latter two being 2.
Weird problems: not able to find some stuff even in rescue mode, etc.
On top of that, iscsi targets, which appear as /dev/sdd, /dev/sde, are added to lvm vg groups. And these are added to /etc/fstab with fsck enabled. And the kernel tries to mount and fsck these file systems even before tcp/ip stack comes up. That's way "mount:/yo/momma" mounts in /etc/fstab get mounted after tcp/ip stack is up. That's why there is a run level for it.
"Add _netdev, and remove fsck
/dev/data1_vg/data1_lv /mnt/data2 ext3 auto,_netdev 0 0 "
The entry like above moves the mounting to netfs
Praise Yahweh!!
/etc/lvm/lvm.conf, ../backup ../cache, provides clues about which physical disks are used where.
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