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Public bug reported:

The Trusty system runs on Jetson TK1 (architecture is armhf). It has no
initrd and fstab. The root filesystem is squashfs and hence is not
writable. mountall hangs during boot and says "The drive for / is not
ready ... Press ..". If I press M and enter the root password I am able
to log in and see that the root filesystem is mounted and everything
looks OK. With --debug flag I've found that mountall waits for /dev/root
to appear. But there is no /dev/root even after the system has come up
(if I press "S" to skip). The issue is that mountall creates
/dev/.udev/rules.d/root.rules but the Trusty version of UDEV doesn't
read rules from /dev/.udev/rules.d and will never create /dev/root

** Affects: mountall (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  The Trusty system runs on Jetson TK1 (architecture is armhf). It has no
  initrd and fstab. The root filesystem is squashfs and hence is not
  writable. mountall hangs during boot and says "The drive for / is not
  ready ... Press ..". If I press M and enter the root password I am able
  to log in and see that the root filesystem is mounted and everything
  looks OK. With --debug flag I've found that mountall waits for /dev/root
  to appear. But there is no /dev/root even after the system has come up
  (if I press "S" to skip). The issue is that mountall creates
  /dev/.udev/rules.d/root.rules but the Trusty version of UDEV doesn't
- read rules from /dev/.udev/rules.d. and will never create /dev/root
+ read rules from /dev/.udev/rules.d and will never create /dev/root

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Title:
  mountall waits for non-existent /dev/root

Status in mountall package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The Trusty system runs on Jetson TK1 (architecture is armhf). It has
  no initrd and fstab. The root filesystem is squashfs and hence is not
  writable. mountall hangs during boot and says "The drive for / is not
  ready ... Press ..". If I press M and enter the root password I am
  able to log in and see that the root filesystem is mounted and
  everything looks OK. With --debug flag I've found that mountall waits
  for /dev/root to appear. But there is no /dev/root even after the
  system has come up (if I press "S" to skip). The issue is that
  mountall creates /dev/.udev/rules.d/root.rules but the Trusty version
  of UDEV doesn't read rules from /dev/.udev/rules.d and will never
  create /dev/root

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