Or just wrong UUID in fstab? (And nobody tested it when changing drives)
It did boot partially, plus the “Dependency failed for /boot/efi”, which it probably wouldn’t start booting without.
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awesome to see such a modern linux in use tho
Chrimeos is an interesting choice for an embedded system like this. Probably means the actual business app here is a webapp
The uuid is way too short no?
No, this is the UUID length used by FAT filesystems.
Probably no. The text output is just cut off there.
I would expect that after changing drives, the technician boots the machine at least once. Which would rule out the “wrong UUID” theory. No, I think a f-ed drive is to blame.
Yeah, looks like a dead drive
