Ok so I have been researching this problem all day but I have a clean install of fedora 24 server and after installing some virtualization packages and rebooting from the console it boots up with the root file system in read only (ro). I can't execute or write anything until after I remount the system (mount -o remount /). This has occurred across multiple re installs of fedora.the root filesystem is a XFS on a lvm partition on my SSD (the physical drive is /dev/sdc). I have tried using XFS_repair and it tells me something is wrong with my first superblock but I get a can't find 2nd superblock error. I have searched for bad blocks in my SSD but nothing was turned up. The Smart Status of my drive is PASSED. I searched this Dmesg output and can't seem to find anything relate-able to I/O or my storage drives.I don't know enough about fedora so I don't know where to look or what to look for on google. I'll take any help I can get: a fish, a fishing pole or a lake; doesn't matter to me.If it helps I am using a xeon e5-2670 on an intel x79 motherboard with 16 GB RAM, 120gg kingston ssd, 2x 3TB WD RED NAS drives in RAID 1, a HD5750 and a mellanox 10GBe NIC 
Fedora 24 Boots to read only
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