mounting local filesystems hang on 2.6.25

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Paul_Dufresne_56 : 17/05/08 06:18 AM : Incident created -   I have upgraded to cooker by hand editing the sources. But when I rebooted, I found that it hang on mounting local filesystems, never (I am not patient) writing Ok or failed. That is with either linux entry, or desktop-2.6.25 entry. Trying desktop-2.6.24 allows my to boot to text mode login. But then I have a problem finding X when doing startx. Pressing Ctrl-C allows me to continue, but then, others steps fail because filesystems are not loaded. Although at one point, I was able to go to login, but only /drakx was available with very few stuff within it. I guess this is a bug I should report, although I try to search for it and it seems I don't seems to find other have this problem. Strange that I would be alone, although I do have a bit unsual hard disk setup: Mixing a PATA and a SATA disk, motherboard supporting 2 PATA, and 4 SATA. Any hint that could help me to pinpoint more what is going on?
Paul_Dufresne_56 : 17/05/08 01:50 PM : Reply received -   I have pinpointed the problem to the /mnt/windows partition in /etc/fstab. Commenting out this line make the system goes up to login screen (text one). Even doing 'mnt -v /etc/windows' hang without doing nothing on command line when the line is not commented out, although Ctrl-C would stop it. The type on /mnt/windows is NTFS-3G. I remember there was a line between two identity not having the same opinion on this partition, something like ntfs-3g and the kernel don't agree about ... of /mnt/windows partition. I also seems to remember to have seen something like FUSE not running message.
Paul_Dufresne_56 : 17/05/08 01:52 PM : Reply received -   Paul_Dufresne_8246 on 2008-05-17 13:50:46 wrote: >> Even doing 'mnt -v /etc/windows' hang without doing nothing on command line Typo, meant /mnt/windows.
Paul_Dufresne_56 : 19/05/08 09:41 PM : Incident closed -