Resume timeout, dracut-initqueue timeout

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ytz997
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Resume timeout, dracut-initqueue timeout

Post by ytz997 » 2021/04/12 23:51:37

I'm trying to boot CentOS

option 1, 1e)
CentOS Stream (4.18.0-294.el8.x86-64) 8

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Forward Password Requests to Plymouth Directory Watch
Reached target Paths
Timed out waiting for device [ = my swap partition ]
Dependency failed for Resume [ = my swap ^ ]
..
[..] dracut-initqueue timeout: Warning dracut-initqueue timeout - starting timeout scripts
[196..] dracut-initqueue timeout: Warning dracut-initqueue timeout - starting timeout scripts
[196..] ..: Warning could not boot
If I press "e" before booting and replace RESUME=UUID=... with noresume
I no longer get errors Timed out waiting for device [ = swap ], nor Dependency failed for Resume

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Forward Password Requests to Plymouth Directory Watch
Reached target Basic System
[..] dracut-initqueue timeout: Warning dracut-initqueue timeout - starting timeout scripts
[196..] dracut-initqueue timeout: Warning dracut-initqueue timeout - starting timeout scripts
[196..] ..: Warning could not boot
I don't need any suspend/resume functions, would just like to boot.



option 2, 3)
If I try to boot either
- older CentOS Stream (4.18.0-269.el8.x86-64) 8
- or Rescue
You are in emergency mode

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journalctl -xb
Unknown filesystem of type 'xfs'
Failed to mount /var
Failed to mount /var/tmp
..
/var = xfs filesystem, 4.18.0-269.el8 or Rescue can't mount any other xfs partitions

lsmod|grep -i xfs #= no output
modprobe xfs
CentOS Stream (4.18.0-269.el8.x86-64) 8:
. ERROR: Could not insert 'xfs': Operation not permitted
. ( Security Auditing Service is currently also on unusable XFS partition )
Rescue:
. modprobe: FATAL: Module xfs not found in directory /lib/modules/4.18.0-144.el8.x86-64
. ( there's no directory /lib/modules/4.18.0-144.el8.x86-64 )



What could I do, I'd prefer not to reformat/reinstall/reconfigure whole OS.

Thank You

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