I haven't seen this issue for more than a year.
I applied all "disable plymouth" solutions I found on the web back then,
though.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
Cannot switch VT [regression]
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
I upgraded my machine to Quantal yesterday to capture the most bad
stuff before the release.
It works surprisingly well (well, the ugprade process quit two times
because it couldn't configure some packages present in both amd64 and
i386 variant, but nothing apt-get -f install couldn't easily fix)
But I can't switch VTs, it simply doesn't do anything.
in xev, only Key releases of XF86Switch_VT_[number] are reported and nothing
happens.
When I tried "sudo chvt 1", it just waits and never returns
May it be related to plymouth being disabled and that weird "/bin/plymouth
quit" showing in ps -A f ?
(In Precise SLiM sometimes spawned on VT1 due to the vt switching black magic
in ubuntu. With nasty results)
Thanks for looking into it
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