XPost: alt.os.linux   
   From: user@example.net   
      
   On 12/18/18 3:22 PM, Anton Shepelev wrote:   
   > Bit Twister to Anton Shepelev:   
   >   
   >>> I have deleted the swap partition from LVM and added the   
   >>> `noresume' option to the kernel boot options.  When,   
   >>> however, I restarted the system it failed with this error:   
      
   The noresume will just be useful those times you have hibernated and   
   don't want to resume from the point where you hibernated but do a fresh   
   boot. I would recommend to remove that or you may get a big head ache if   
   you one day would like to use hibernation.   
      
      
   >>>   12:12:10 dracut-initqueue[363]: Scanning devices sda1  for LVM logical   
   volumes system/swap system/root   
   >>>   12:12:10 dracut-initqueue[363]: inactive '/dev/system/root' [110.00 GiB]   
   inherit   
   >>>   12:12:10 dracut-initqueue[363]: Failed to find logical volume   
   "system/swap"   
   >>>   
   >>> Why is it still trying to access the deleted volume   
   >>> `system/swap'   
   >>   
   >> Guessing you have not removed it from /etc/fstab   
   >   
   > It was an LVM volume, so I removed it from LVM.  fstab   
   > contains only the LVM system:   
   >   
   >    /dev/system/root  /  xfs  defaults  1  1   
   >   
   > and another unmanaged volume.  It has no entry for swap.   
   >   
      
   I think this is handled by systemd and systemd will fail boots when a   
   disk/partition is missing (quite stupid IMHO), you will need to   
   regenerate the initramfs   
      
   dracut --regenerate-all --force   
      
      
   --   
      
    //Aho   
      
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