accent in local mounting point in fstab result with a crash of ubuntu (black screen)

[greee]

Installing the new trusty thar 14.04 Ubuntu version, I've done like most people having a NAS do : I have populated /etc/fstab with some share to access on my network. I use nfs (nfs-common) in my environment.

If the local directory mentioned in /etc/fstab contains accent (it's an example, i didn't test with other special character), my next boot end in crash (black screen)
for example /mnt/café or /media/café are a very bad ideas
(I'm french, sorry, this is why I usually use accent in directory label)

In a recovery session, it ends with a strange message telling the system can not locate my main disk /dev/sdax (which is a false error message) and then give me a prompt on busybox (that doesn't help me a lot...)

I think a correct way will be to end the mount in progress, telling it doesn't work for a reason or another, and then go to next line of /etc/fstab

(I've turn around this bug during 4 days before I understand what happens... the same error occurs in other flavours like xubuntu or kubuntu, and install ubuntu about 10 times before manage to going through...grrrr)

[Phillip Susi (psusi)]

Could you post the exact contents of /etc/fstab, and a picture of the error?

[greee (greee)]

the line that crash the system was :

nas2:/volume1/media /media/NAS2_média nfs soft,rw,bg 0 2

will take a picture later for the recovery mode and will add it here (but the bug is easy to reproduce)