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Yeah that attitude gave us that piece of art called systemd. Last week a secondary hard drive from a headless machine of mine croaked. Guess what, the whole ma
by nottorp 3y ago
Yeah that attitude gave us that piece of art called systemd.
Last week a secondary hard drive from a headless machine of mine croaked. Guess what, the whole machine refused to boot and be accessible by ssh in spite of the boot/OS disk being a-ok. I had to plug in a monitor and keyboard for no good reason.
You're probably going to blame Ubuntu, I guess...
- russfink 3y agoUsually, give it enough time - eg 90 seconds - and things will time out and recover from errors.
- nottorp 3y agoNo, it refused to continue booting. Had to press something on the keyboard to get a "recovery something" prompt. I waited for 15 minutes... twice... it was a pain to drag a monitor close enough.