I have a fairly consistent boot process now that mounts iSCSI drives. Here are the changes I made to the default init scripts symlinks order:
rc0.d : changed K25open-iscsi to K44open-icsi
rc6.d: changed K25open-iscsi to K44open-iscsi
rcS.d: Changed S40networking to S23networking
in /etc/init.d, I added a sleep 10 as the last statement of the "start" block of code in open-iscsi.
this delays the boot process a bit, but allows the iSCSI disks to initialize fully before the fsmount stuff kicks in.
I have a fairly consistent boot process now that mounts iSCSI drives. Here are the changes I made to the default init scripts symlinks order:
rc0.d : changed K25open-iscsi to K44open-icsi
rc6.d: changed K25open-iscsi to K44open-iscsi
rcS.d: Changed S40networking to S23networking
in /etc/init.d, I added a sleep 10 as the last statement of the "start" block of code in open-iscsi.
this delays the boot process a bit, but allows the iSCSI disks to initialize fully before the fsmount stuff kicks in.