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Just to share my finding briefly - this is at least in part(s) due to SELinux - building custom SE modules somewhat fixes some of these errors yet my vols still do not mount at boot-time. |
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Hi guys.
Anybody has ever seen such a strange "misbehaviour" where volumes would not mount at OS boot?
I find in logs for a given volume mount:
[2026-08-08 14:53:04.232977 +0000] E [gf-io-uring.c:404:gf_io_uring_setup] 0-io: [MSGID:101240] Function call failed <{function=io_uring_setup()}, {error=13 (Permission denied)}>Later, as soon as I can log into the system, I can mount all volumes just fine.
None of my volumes use storage.linux-io_uring
I'm on 11.2 version and on Centos 10 and I use systemd mounts to mount volumes.
many thanks L.
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