I just encountered this bug today when upgrading from a fully updated
14.04 server to 16.04 using do-release-upgrade. My static IP configured
in /etc/network/interfaces was configured to come up on eth0. Logging in
on the console and replacing eth0 with ens32 in that interfaces file and
rebooting
I have run into a situation where this is more troublesome. In my case,
I'm trying to deploy Ubuntu server on a diskless system using iSCSI. The
storage network is isolated and only accessible on one network interface
and the other interface is used for traditional network traffic and
internet
Colin, would remote console (KVM) access to a system to test with be
useful? I have a system with IPMI that you can access and attempt an
install/boot on.
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I am having the same type of problem. Installing with 11.04 to an iSCSI
volume seems to work great. But upon rebooting, it breaks at the same
spot. Right after app armor.
What I have narrowed it down to is that I have a virtual CD drive
attached via IPMI to provide the ISO image for the install,
Meant to say I'm guessing the CD was sda during install.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/728088
Title:
iscsi root with or without auth fails to boot
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Hi Jools. Thanks very much for the packages. I wanted to migrate a RAID
5 to RAID 6 on 10.04 and you saved the day. I too would like to see this
picked up for a 10.04 backport or the like. :)
I was thrown off a bit when the device was renamed after
installing/restarting, but I sorted it out. My
