Franck Bui wrote:
I don't think systemd-boot (aka gummyboot) has any use of /dev/root. If you have any link to share that would help to clarify. ===
It would have been from some time back (maybe when 13.1 was being released?) I wasn't real happy about it, so haven't worked on keeping it up-to-date or working...
Could you show the content of /proc/cmdline ?
(I boot a vanilla kernel config'd for my HW from a RAID5 disk set): # cat /proc/cmdline reboot=bios BOOT_IMAGE=4101-Isht-Van rw root=/dev/sdc1 root=/dev/sdc1 nomodeset LINES=43 COLUMNS=132 rw showopts console=ttyS0,115200n8 console=tty0 elevator=deadline pcie_ports=native reboot=bios printk.time=1
Maybe "grep -R /dev/root /etc" could show more...
I see a file that indicates it _might_ be some 'udev' rule (that I likely don't need)... /etc/rc.d/boot.udev: # create /dev/root symlink with dynamic rule FWIW, I don't think it is likely to cause a problem on my system, and I have no problems with it going away, I just remember being told how it "had to be", so was a bit bemused/surprised to hear it was going away. Another one of those *mandatory* flash-in-the-pan requirements, apparently. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org