Two drives and uefi partition on each drive. How to fix fstab so I can boot each separately?











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The situation is like this :




  • Two drives, each with a linux raid partion and an uefi partition with grub installed.

  • The raid partitions are configured as RAID 1 with mdadm

  • Only one drive boots (sda) properly in degraded mode . The other one (sdb) boots in emergency mode.


But I figured out how to fix this. The problem is in the /etc/fstab file.



UUID=64C3-7807 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077 0 1



It points to the UUID of sda. I can boot sdb normally when changing the UUID in the fstab file manually.



How can I fix this permanently so I can boot both drives in degraded mode without having to edit fstab ?










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    The situation is like this :




    • Two drives, each with a linux raid partion and an uefi partition with grub installed.

    • The raid partitions are configured as RAID 1 with mdadm

    • Only one drive boots (sda) properly in degraded mode . The other one (sdb) boots in emergency mode.


    But I figured out how to fix this. The problem is in the /etc/fstab file.



    UUID=64C3-7807 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077 0 1



    It points to the UUID of sda. I can boot sdb normally when changing the UUID in the fstab file manually.



    How can I fix this permanently so I can boot both drives in degraded mode without having to edit fstab ?










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      The situation is like this :




      • Two drives, each with a linux raid partion and an uefi partition with grub installed.

      • The raid partitions are configured as RAID 1 with mdadm

      • Only one drive boots (sda) properly in degraded mode . The other one (sdb) boots in emergency mode.


      But I figured out how to fix this. The problem is in the /etc/fstab file.



      UUID=64C3-7807 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077 0 1



      It points to the UUID of sda. I can boot sdb normally when changing the UUID in the fstab file manually.



      How can I fix this permanently so I can boot both drives in degraded mode without having to edit fstab ?










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      The situation is like this :




      • Two drives, each with a linux raid partion and an uefi partition with grub installed.

      • The raid partitions are configured as RAID 1 with mdadm

      • Only one drive boots (sda) properly in degraded mode . The other one (sdb) boots in emergency mode.


      But I figured out how to fix this. The problem is in the /etc/fstab file.



      UUID=64C3-7807 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077 0 1



      It points to the UUID of sda. I can boot sdb normally when changing the UUID in the fstab file manually.



      How can I fix this permanently so I can boot both drives in degraded mode without having to edit fstab ?







      boot grub2 raid






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