Comment 116 for bug 969489

Now something has changed since as I took more disk to use. As the system is a dual-boot, I mounted the Windows system disk (SSD) as read-only and another disk as shared read-write for both systems to use.

What happens now, and actually started happening a couple of days after the changes described above in #113, booting stopped with an error message on the screen about mountall failing. After pressing Ctrl-ALt-Del the boot continues and I get an almost normally behaving system. I have to mount the two abovenemtioned filesystems by hand, but luckily my /home -directory from a non-SSD disk has been mounted succesfully and I can log in.

At this point, I do not have the faintest idea about what is going on.