Hi, i just installed 3.3.5 on arch but at boot it waits for 10 seconds for both devices then fails saying it can't find nor the resume neither the root partition and drops a shell. The stock archlinux kernel works fine with the same /dev/sda or UUIDs configs in the grub.
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you can't use /dev/sdx type syntax ever for any reason in grub, or in the resume partitions.

Always set either explicitly uuid or label.

I found that for resume, using: /dev/disk/by-uuid/<uuid> or /dev/disk/by-label/<label> works best.

What should not exist on your system anywhere is a path involving /dev/sdx
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I already tryed and used the uuids but i still get the same result, it can't find the partitions and it drops a shell
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ok, thanks for confirming, damentz will have to handle it then.
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Can you give us the output of inxi -b and apt-cache policy initramfs-tools? This sounds more like a bug in Debian's (or Ubuntu's if you're using it), initramfs-tools not putting the correct modules in its initrd image. We had this problem a month or two ago and it was resolved by downgrading... I don't know if Debian ever fixed this.
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he's on Arch, not debian. but an inxi -b will clear all such questions up.
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Oops, didn't see that - I'll take a look at Arch's configuration and see where we differ on boot related configurations.
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I don't see anything different in the configurations that would cause boot issues. I can see that BLK_DEV_RAM_SIZE is set to 16384 in Arch, and 4096 in Liquorix, but I think you would be getting a different error if that was the problem source.

You should probably ask for help on the official AUR page for linux-lqx: aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=51332. It's more likely that the package scripts need to be updated to catch some exception you're dealing with.
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hi

and just in case its not something wrong with grub can you boot your arch kernel and post the output to these commands pls



and the section of /boot/grub/grub.cfg that is the entire menuentry for the Liquorix kernel pls

and in case its not obvious....please advise if you have RAID or LVM in any part of the /boot folder or / partitions please
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