I have seen a few of these threads, so I wanted to share what worked for me. This initially appeared to be a "driver" issue, however I found that this was nothing more than a mounting issue! I had this error after one of my servers found in fstab was disconnected. It seems when the system booted and read my fstab file, the mount point I had created was no longer valid.

The solution to remove this error: simply double-check your fstab for mount points that are no longer valid or have errors. In my case it was just removing/commenting out the entry. Once you have corrected, reboot and you'll notice no more udev error.

Hi,

Thank you for sharing what worked for you. Off the Zero Reply List.

Kind regards,

Eric