Comment 18 for bug 456806

Unfortunately I spoke too soon. It seems like the issue has come back. After upgrading I verified mountall wasn't still running when I logged in with "ps -A | grep mountall" and got nothing back. But today, oddly enough after flashing the BIOS, the issue seems to have returned. Unfortunately on reboot I noticed the same issues (mountall interfering with the shell, arrow keys, and editors). It's still running and I verified I'm on mountall 1.0.1. Once I kill it, normally things go back to normal - sometimes - once in a while it seems to clobber the terminal - but I can switch to another virtual terminal (Ctrl-Alt-F2, etc...) and cleanup.

Not sure if this is related or not - but I am running with encrypted home directories, and on bootup I always see the message: one or more mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be mounted. I'm also running mdadm RAID 1. Both things seem to be working fine.

This is a fresh install of 9.10 server 64 bit with fairly small changes configuration wise.