[Bug 577636] Re: Filesystem could not be mounted: /proc/bus/usb

[Steve Langasek]

/proc/bus/usb has gone away and isn't coming back.  It was never a
default mount installed by Ubuntu, so was not automatically removed on
upgrade; but users do need to remove this from their /etc/fstab if it's
there.

There's nothing else to be done in mountall for this issue - this is an
invalid fstab entry, and mountall handles it as intended because it's
not up to mountall to say that it's invalid.

** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
       Status: Confirmed => Invalid

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Title:
  Filesystem could not be mounted: /proc/bus/usb

Status in “mountall” package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  I have recently upgraded my wife's laptop to 10.04. Now at boot time
  it occasionally stops during the boot process to warn about failing to
  mount /proc/bus/usb, and asks if we would like to continue. Here's an
  excerpt from today's boot log:

  (this is the first line in the file)
  mount: mount point /proc/bus/usb does not exist
  mountall: mount /proc/bus/usb [390] terminated with status 32
  mountall: Filesystem could not be mounted: /proc/bus/usb
  (fsck goes and does its thing, including a check of the root fs as follows)
  /dev/sda4 has been mounted 27 times without being checked, check forced.
  Skipping /proc/bus/usb at user request
  (this is followed by the filesystem checks being cancelled in this case, some init output, some nfs mount failures, and apparmor and ipsec starting)

  This is a desktop install of Ubuntu that dates back to probably around
  8.04, and has been upgraded incrementally since that time.

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