Hello,
How did you choose the UUID value for the iSCSI initiator disk in the /etc/fstab ?
According to the wiki page you linked in the previous post:
What is the status for open-iscsi.service and iscsid.service when mount fails after boot ? You can check with the following commands:Just a wild guess; perhaps you may also try adding the following options to the /etc/ftab (replace the UUID with the proper value) to ask systemd to start the open-iscsi.service before mounting the iSCSI device.Hope this helps
How did you choose the UUID value for the iSCSI initiator disk in the /etc/fstab ?
According to the wiki page you linked in the previous post:
Why did you choose to use the UUID instead of the disk label ?You can then mount the new device, but under most situation, you will want to use LABEL= syntax in /etc/fstab (see e2label).
#device mount point FS Options Backup fsck
LABEL=data1 /mnt/data1 ext3 _netdev 0 0
What is the status for open-iscsi.service and iscsid.service when mount fails after boot ? You can check with the following commands:
Code:
sudo journalctl status open-iscsi.service sudo journalctl status iscsid.service Code:
UUID=89087... /mnt/mount.d ext4 _netdev,nofail,x-systemd.requires=open-iscsi.service 0 0Statistics: Posted by Aki — 2024-12-05 20:05
