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.
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.
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
Yeah, looks like a dead drive
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.
Public Blue Screens Of Death
Public displays and digital infrastructure software failing to do their job because of blue screens, crashes or other problems