Is it right to modify /etc/fstab?
JohnnyLiu2886 opened this issue · 2 comments
Thanks for your sharing!
First, I format my SSD and create partition on it.
After that, I follow your instruction in the README.md file to run those 2 shell scripts.
However, after reboot, the operating system was timed out waiting for some device.
The followings were come out:
- Dependency failed for /media/ssd
- Dependency failed for Local File Systems.
The jetson Xavier NX entered emergency mode and it could not recover to default mode.
Finally, I edited "/etc/fstab"
There are two rows inside this file.
/dev/root / ext4 defaults 0 1
UUID=ae9dc... /media/ssd ext4 defaults 0 0
My solution is to comment out the rows with UUID. After that, everything is worked and I can use the SSD as my root file system.
Is it really a right choice to modify /etc/fstab.
/media/ssd is the default directory of my ssd when I was using sd card as my directory. I think this directory is no longer existed after SSD became the root file system of my jetson xavier NX.
Modifying /etc/fstab should be fine. It seems unlikely that the SSD would use a /mount point without it being specified.
Modifying /etc/fstab should be fine. It seems unlikely that the SSD would use a /mount point without it being specified.
Thank you