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Symptom & Impact
Stratis pool will not activate after reboot on CentOS Stream 10 disrupts services and slows incident response until the root cause is resolved.
Environment & Reproduction
Stratis filesystem remains unmounted because the stratisd service started before block devices were ready.
stratis pool list
stratis filesystem list
systemctl status stratisd
Root Cause Analysis
Misalignment between storage configuration and CentOS Stream 10 defaults causes the failure path described above.
Quick Triage
Confirm package state, service status, and recent changes before deeper diagnostics.
systemctl status
rpm -qa | grep -i
journalctl -p err -b --no-pager | tail -100
Step-by-Step Diagnosis
Capture detailed logs, configuration deltas, and runtime state to isolate the failing component.
journalctl -u stratisd -n 200
stratis report
lsblk -f

Solution – Primary Fix
Apply the targeted configuration change and restart the relevant services to restore expected behavior.
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sudo systemctl restart stratisd
sudo stratis pool start
sudo systemctl daemon-reload

Solution – Alternative Approaches
Replace Stratis with XFS-on-LVM when boot-time activation is critical.
Verification & Acceptance Criteria
Validate the fix with deterministic checks and ensure no regressions in dependent services.
stratis pool list
mount | grep stratis
Rollback Plan
Revert configuration and restart services to return to the previous known-good state.
stratis pool stop
umount /mnt/
Prevention & Hardening
Add [email protected] to mount units depending on Stratis.
Related Errors & Cross-Refs
Related: stratisd, pool start, ordering; see also adjacent topics in the CentOS Stream 10 common problems series.
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References & Further Reading
CentOS Stream documentation, Red Hat upstream guides, and CentOS Stream 10 release notes covering this subsystem.
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