The problem raised at file /etc/rcS.d/S01mounkernfs.sh. This file calls a function called domount
I put some echo lines to debug and some "read CONTINUE" to stop execution....
It seems theres is and Incorrect use of mount when executing:
mount -n -t tmpfs -omode=0755,nodev,noexec,nosuid /var/run
and
mount -n -t usbfs -odevgid=127,devmode=664 -onoexec,nosuid,nodev,devgid=127,devmode=664 /proc/bus/usb
and also
mount -n -t tmpfs -omode=1777,nodev,noexec,nosuid /var/lock
I all this examples seems that DEVNAME parameter is missing.... I read somewhere that /lib/init/mount-functions.sh has changed the number of parameters....
Then I've gone to /etc/init.d and fount two files mountkernfs:
mountkernfs.sh
and
mountkernfs.sh.dpkg-dist
It seems that during upgrading, I say NO to reemplacing my modified mountkernfs.sh file (This modification I think that is related with Virtual Vox if I remember well). I found that at upgrade log:
$ sudo cat /var/log/dist-upgrade/apt-term.log | grep mount
My solution:
$ cd /etc/init.d
$ sudo mv mountkernfs.sh.dpkg-dist mountkernfs.sh
I manage to see where is the mount error.
The problem raised at file /etc/rcS. d/S01mounkernfs .sh. This file calls a function called domount
I put some echo lines to debug and some "read CONTINUE" to stop execution....
It seems theres is and Incorrect use of mount when executing:
mount -n -t tmpfs -omode= 0755,nodev, noexec, nosuid /var/run
and
mount -n -t usbfs -odevgid= 127,devmode= 664 -onoexec, nosuid, nodev,devgid= 127,devmode= 664 /proc/bus/usb
and also
mount -n -t tmpfs -omode= 1777,nodev, noexec, nosuid /var/lock
I all this examples seems that DEVNAME parameter is missing.... I read somewhere that /lib/init/ mount-functions .sh has changed the number of parameters....
Then I've gone to /etc/init.d and fount two files mountkernfs:
mountkernfs.sh
and
mountkernfs. sh.dpkg- dist
It seems that during upgrading, I say NO to reemplacing my modified mountkernfs.sh file (This modification I think that is related with Virtual Vox if I remember well). I found that at upgrade log:
$ sudo cat /var/log/ dist-upgrade/ apt-term. log | grep mount
My solution:
$ cd /etc/init.d sh.dpkg- dist mountkernfs.sh
$ sudo mv mountkernfs.