Shelby,
It is something related to timing or something that is not correctly
initialized.
I have not seen the problem for sometime now. I'm using 18.04. Did you test it?
I don't know if it is fixed or not in recent releases. Maybe it's just
that something changed that misaligned the planets need
I found out that it wasn't the fact that I changed root=UUID=... that
workaround the bug but the fact that I edited grub. It does not matter
if I change or not settings. Just open the built-in editor and let it
boot.
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Maybe, this is the same
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1547559
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1686837
Title:
ubuntu fails to boot with btrfs root (u
I got again the same bug problem even still on 4.11.0-041100rc8-generic.
It keeps failing even after a reboot. Again, I just changed root=UUID=...
to root=/dev/sda6 and the system booted nicely.
I'll attach a photo of the screen.
It looks like two dumpstacks (interrupt during panic?)
The error m
I'm running now with 4.11.0-041100rc8-generic and until now, I was not
able to reproduce the problem. Before using the upstream kernel, it was
very frequent for me, happening after every reboot (and requiring me to
boot rescue before a normal boot). It's very probable that upstream
kernel is not af
Public bug reported:
Hello,
Failing to mount / as btrfs has been haunting btrfs users on ubuntu for
some time. Coming and going with kernel updates.
After I upgraded to 17.04, it seems that the problem is back.
It seems that a non-clean umount reboot always leads to a non-bootable system.
If I
Ubuntu, just add forcepae for if used in install
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1307105
Title:
Kernel install fails due PAE checks
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
@l-colin,
14.04 works flawlessly in Celeron/Pentium M processor systems. You just need to
add forcepae do the kernel command line (at boot)
On a livecd, press anykey as soon as it loads (the first purple screen). Use
the F6 option to add the forcepae. You'll have something like:
"...initrd.lz
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