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Hello there. I have fresh installation of Centos 7 minimal. Installation goes perfectly. I do some cosmetic stuff like allowing ssh for root, creating team from eth adapters. Then i do reboot and it boots to dracut with /dev/centos/root and swap not found. But if then i do hard poweroff, it boots normaly. And if i input reboot command then it boots to dracut.
The server has Adaptec 6805E controller (just bought) which is in optimal state. System runs on 2x SAS drives in RAID 1.
Sounds like whatever device holds the root filesystem and swap isn't coming up on a reboot. I have a laptop that does something similar, it refuses to detect the SSD on a reboot and I get the "no bootable medium found" message. I have to cold boot it every time.
Last edited by suicidaleggroll; 07-31-2015 at 01:04 PM.
I would think it would have to be a problem with either the BIOS or the firmware on the drive. I can't see the operating system being able to affect this in any way.
System is being held on Raid 1 volume made of 2 SAS drives. I also forgot to mention that i had installation on this server before and it was totally ok. The only difference is the raid controller, this issue appeared only with new controller. Where should i look in options?
Then you should verify that the dracut boot has the aac module and points to the 6805E for the root file system. The only think different from a cold boot is the information regarding the boot process in dracut.
But i dont really understand what i need to do... Can you guys help me with that?
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