Errors while booting the system

[anon37405243]

Similar, however I’m using ext4 and there is no fails and my system boots normally

[2000]

@anon37405243

:: performing fsck on 'dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS2'

I assume “SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS” is your root device /dev/mapper/luks-7ea9d4b6-fc37-49ea-9b87-780b0e3a45f4?

Maybe run a fsck on that device after booting.

[jonathon]

@anon37405243

It’s exactly the same after adding this to the config

@anon37405243

:: running hook [encrypt]
:: running hook [openswap]
Device does not exist or access denied.
:: running hook [resume]
Waiting 10 seconds for device /dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS1 ...
ERROR: resume: hibernation device '/dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS1' not found
:: performing fsck on 'dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS2'

@anon37405243

:: running hook [encrypt]
:: performing fsck on 'dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS2'
/dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS2: clean, Numbers/Numbers files, Numbers/Numbers blocks
:: mounting 'dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS2' on real root

Those are clearly not the same.

[anon37405243]

Well the last quote shows the output with the swapfile installation, the previous one is with the partition

[anon37405243]

After installing vanilla Arch, I was getting the same output during system boot so I guess it’s pretty normal and doesn’t affect my PC usage at all. @2000 you’re right, I’ll probably start using swapfile instead of partitions in the future. Thanks everyone for the help and thank you Johannes for an amazing i3 config!

[2000]

@anon37405243

:: performing fsck on 'dev/mapper/luks-SEQUENCE-OF-NUMBERS2'

As I hinted, your root device is getting checked at boot. If this happens every boot you definitely should check and maybe repair the device.
Also check if a /forcefsck file exists on your system; if yes, remove it.