I can confirm that the issue has not been resolved by upgrading to 10.10
nor by updating to the latest cores. The issue is possibly related to
BIOS/motherboard incompatibility with GRUB 2, which in my opinion needs
to be resolved as soon as possible. This bug has been reported since May
2010.
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also have an nVidia graphics card and are facing problems with Plymouth,
the splash utility. I think it has little to do with the fact that
Ubuntu does not carry drivers that are made for this Motherboard. The
smb1 message is a mo
Thanks for looking into this. If you, or somebody else from the
developer team could have a look at the other issue (bug #577120), too,
that would be great! Thanks.
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Right, I have been looking at the kernel.log, after paying closer
attention at the startup videos. Now, once the boot up process has
began, it goes pretty fast. There is only one point where it actually
stops--for about 12 seconds:
May 4 18:13:05 GANDALF-PC kernel: [8.39] sd 10:0:0:3: [sd
Oh, and have fun at the Developer Summit!
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What does the writing of a correct driver depend on?
It would be interesting to resolve this, although help would be
appreciated with the new bug, too, as apparently that is the one causing
the greatest latency at the moment.
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Can you please have a look at bug #577120 and see if it is similar or
the same to what is affecting you (videos attached)? If so, please state
that you are affected.
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grub2 delay after user selects kernel
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Hello, please have a look at bug #577120 and see if it is similar to
what you report (particularly the videos). If it is, then please add
that it is affecting you.
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init slow from extern disk usb
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Ok, new bug #577120 created for the startup delay. Please have a look.
Are you saying that, until a driver is found or created for our
particular setups, Ubuntu will be loading generic drivers that are not
capable of monitoring chipset status?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub2
After GRUB2 is loaded, I select Lucid Lynx and hit enter (it does not
matter which kernel). It then takes roughly 40 seconds before the system
starts to boot, while the screen remains dark during this time with no
activity from the HD.
This is a 64
@ Chase Douglas: As mentioned there is also a slight lag (albeit very
slight) just prior to this message appearing. I am also one of those who
are troubled by a dysfunctional splash screen, whereas my low-res splash
only appears after this message. If you believe that this slight lag (or
perceived
Apologies, disregard previous bug #. The correct one is: bug #575296.
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Gentlemen, if this issue still affects you under 10.04 (Lucid Lynx),
please say so at #530976.
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Additional comment to clear things up a bit:
I believe that the long latency before boot-up is caused by changes between
GRUB2 and legacy GRUB (this problem was not caused in legacy) as I am booting
from an external USB drive. It appears that linux and initrd commands read
files at lower speeds
I have attempted to boot from the Grub console and have identified that
the boot-up latency coincides with the linux and initrd commands (13
seconds and 25 seconds respectively). This also happens with a previous
version of Grub (1.97.2).
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When removing all media from drives, then there are no errors in dmesg.
However, inserting media when the session has started has no visible
effect. Brasero still does not find any dvd drives, even though both are
mounted.
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I forced DVD mounting by adding the respective entries to fstab. When
attempting to access the DVD media: the following errors ensue:
Unable to mount ***
Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
mount: no medium found on /dev/sr1
and then
Unable to mount ***
DBus error
This an additional comment/symptom, which I discovered today. It has
increased my suspicion that 10.04 and nForce2 do not work well together.
Neither of my PATA DVD-RW drives are auto-mounting at startup. It is
impossible to mount during the session and the disk utility does not
recognise media in
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OK, new bug opened: #575296.
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Please find attached boot video.
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Public bug reported:
After selecting Ubuntu 10.04 (64 bit fresh installation) in GRUB, it
takes approximately 40 seconds for Ubuntu to start booting up. The
screen remains completely blank and there is no Hard Disk activity. Only
after this period of time does the system actively boot up, with a
f
OK, thanks Jeremy. I will proceed to do so right away.
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This is not a fixed issue. I believe that this particular bug causes a
35-40 second delay to Lucid Lynx booting up on my NForce system. Once
the error appears, only then does the splash screen also appear and the
system boots up (there is distinct hd activity with the login screen
soon to follow).
Same here, on a 64-bit system, fresh install (upgraded from 9.04 and then did
fresh install to test if it solves the issue). No splash screen appears after
GRUB selection. A long black screen, only during the late stages of which the
hard drive can be heard doing anything.
Intel Core Two Duo
nVi
Similar here, on a 64-bit system, fresh install (upgraded from 9.04 and then
did fresh install to test if it solves the issue). No splash screen appears
after GRUB selection. A long black screen, only during the late stages of which
the hard drive can be heard doing anything.
Intel Core Two Duo
Same here, on a 64-bit system, fresh install (upgraded from 9.04 and then did
fresh install to test if it solves the issue). No splash screen appears after
GRUB selection. A long black screen, only during the late stages of which the
hard drive can be heard doing anything.
Intel Core Two Duo
nVi
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