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--- fuss:raspbian [2018/03/22 19:51] – office
+++ fuss:raspbian [2018/05/27 16:32] – office
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 Some raspberry Pis have issues such as failing to reboot the system when issuing a ''reboot'' command. Most of these issues can be fixed just by upgrading the firmware. Raspbian has a tool named ''rpi-update'' that can be ran as root in order to update the firmware.
+====== FSCK Failure on Boot ======
+After the switch to ''systemd'' with Jessie, extra ''fsck'' steps are performed that are not necessary. Unfortunately, in case you have a large SD card, Raspbian will timeout waiting for the filesystems to become available.
+To fix the issue, edit ''/etc/fstab'' and set the ''x-systemd.device-timeout'' option to a timeout fitting for your SD card:
+<code bash>
+PARTUUID=9fec6ec1-01  /boot           vfat    defaults,x-systemd.device-timeout=180          0       2
+PARTUUID=9fec6ec1-02  /               ext4    defaults,noatime,x-systemd.device-timeout=180  0       1
+</code>
+You will notice that Raspberry Pi "users" "tend to buy" $32GiB$ SD cards (or lower) "because" larger cards "do not work". The unfortunate result of that is that the Raspbian timeout for the filesystem is "tweaked" to $30s$ - which works great with $32GiB$ SD cards.
+{{:wizardale.png?nolink | Oh no, not this shit again! }} Oh no, it's ''systemd'' again - why abandon something that worked perfectly? Oh my... And whomever set ''noatime'' as a filesystem mount option - remove it or set it to ''relatime''; you're just trying to increase membership on the raspbian forums arencha?