That version has died long ago; no more supported
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3 months have elapsed since I commented out the quiet splash from
/etc/default/grub without any boot hangs. On this SL500 Lenovo laptop,
the workaround resolves the boot hang problem.
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I was testing my system for IPv6 as follows using admin account:
- set IPv4 from automatic to link-local only
- set IPv6 to automatic
- shutdown
- boot
- got check disk
- don't remember if I got animated red dots (sorry, was focussed on other
things)
- got boot hang with black screen
Tried:
- ESC
During a normal boot, after the first animated white dot turns red, the
following was observed:
- pressing SHIFT once: no effect
- pressing ESC once: takes you to a verbose screen as if quiet splash was
commented out and then offers the usual multi user login screen
- LeftAlt+F1: gives a black sc
On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 04:07:02PM -, peterzay wrote:
> Before trying your suggestions, have you reviewed Bug #425979 which
> documents problems with both SHIFT and ESC for Grub2 on certain
> machines?
I'm familiar with that issue; it's specific to key handling during early
boot (bootloader, b
Are these procedures safe on a production machine that just has to work
at all times?
- if logged in, log out
- switch to VT1 with Ctrl+Alt+F1
- log in as root (or log in as admin user and run sudo -s, if you don't have a
root password)
- run 'service gdm stop' to shut down X
- run 'service
Before trying your suggestions, have you reviewed Bug #425979 which
documents problems with both SHIFT and ESC for Grub2 on certain
machines?
As for orange vs red animated dots, that's probably screen colour
balance and subjective interpretation.
What do you mean by: Do Alt+Left, Alt+Right, or Al
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 01:30:27PM -, peterzay wrote:
> On a normal boot, ESC does nothing when the Ubuntu screen displays white
> dots that animate to red.
Uhm, that's very strange - first, because pressing 'esc' should break out
from the splash screen to the text console and show you the var
On a normal boot, ESC does nothing when the Ubuntu screen displays white
dots that animate to red.
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I will enable "quiet splash" in /etc/default/grub and then "sudo update-
grub" and keep you posted.
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On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 01:25:36AM -, peterzay wrote:
> It has been quite some time since I experienced this bug frequently. I
> can't remember animation details and I have never tried ESC there.
To advance on this bug, we will need to know these details.
> This bug affects my production mac
Steve,
It has been quite some time since I experienced this bug frequently. I
can't remember animation details and I have never tried ESC there.
This bug affects my production machine. I am very pleased, so far, by
the workaround to comment out "quiet splash" in /etc/default/grub and
then "sudo
When this bug is reproduced and you do get "Ubuntu with the luminous
dots", do the dots continue to animate or are they fixed? Does pressing
Esc at this point have any effect?
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Kurt,
The apport collect process has completed. Let me know if you need
anything else.
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Occasionally, 10.04 won't boot at all or hesitate. CTRL-ALT-DEL may
help, but sometimes even that won't work. I boot once daily. The
problem happens 1-2 times per week. Should I upgrade to 10.10 to solve
this?
Please execute the following command, as it will automatically gather debugging
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Assigning to plymouth, maybe someone can better advise here
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Kurt, I would suggest you wait for feedback from the 9 victims of Bug
#609845 before reassigning my bug as a duplicate.
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Wiki article https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Plymouth#Debugging requires
entering the Grub2 boot menu. As indicated previously (Bug #425979), a
Grub2 bug makes this impossible.
This boot failure bug appears to be similar to Bug #609845.
A curious feature of my bug is that when you comment out "quiet spl
Also please look at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/609845
and tell me if this looks similar to what you are experiencing
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Peter can you look at this wikipage, i would like to make sure the bug is
related to plymouth before i reassign.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Plymouth#Debugging
And please post back results hopefully you will have debug mode on when it
fails to boot so you can see the root cause, take a picture if n
I just got a boot hang and will comment out quiet splash. The test
period will be lengthened to 3 months.
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It has been a month since I commented out the quiet splash from
/etc/default/grub without any boot hangs. I am now enabling quiet
splash.
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Kurt,
Yes, the boot process is now much more verbose. If I get the problem
again, I am not sure to be able to capture the error message(s)
manually. Can I dump this screen output into a file somehow?
For bug status, should I reset from incomplete to new when I reply?
No package called flush is
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You can also remove the bootchart if you wish
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Is working for you now after you ran the commands?
Also i was speaking to the bugsquad about your error and it seems that it is
fairly common, and a easy fix since all you have to do is restart
quote:
charlie-tca This is a not uncommon issue with both upstart and plymouth
19:16
ch
Here is the post of the update-grub:
xxx:~$ sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[sudo] password for xxx:
xxx:~$ sudo update-grub
Generating grub.cfg ...
Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-28-generic
Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.32-28-generic
Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-27-ge
You will find attached the log file /var/log/dmesg.0 as requested.
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Peter
You can go to /etc/default/grub and edit the line to remove "quiet splash"
after editing that file, use "sudo update-grub" in a terminal to make it take
effect
Please post results
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can you post the dmesg again
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Kurt, The boot failure happened again. I sent the graphics you
requested to your personal email to avoid publishing my computer name.
Let me know if you also require the supplemental info zip files.
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Kurt, I sent the graphics you requested to your personal email to avoid
publishing my computer name. Let me know if you also require the
supplemental info zip files.
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I have just installed Boot Chart. The next time I get a boot failure, I
will upload the audit graphic.
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>From the looks of things this bug is quiet common, what you can do is too
attach to this bug report the logfile /var/log/dmesg.0
And any other log that will help to pin down this issue.
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Also please look at
http://computertechnos.blogspot.com/2008/08/examining-ubuntu-boot-process-with-boot.html
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You will find attached the log file /var/log/dmesg.0 as requested.
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ESC does not give any menu for Grub2. A live CD boot can't nail down an
intermittent problem.
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Sorry for the delayed answer perter, can you press escape when you see the
little ubuntu logo before the dots and see if you see the menu there.If that
does not work try a Maverick cd and see if it gives any errors on the boot.
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Please refer to Bug #425979 - Holding shift fails to display grub2 menu.
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Just to recap. My Lenovo SL500 laptop runs Ubuntu 10.04 while my HP
desktop test machine runs Ubuntu 10.10. Both experience the
intermittent boot failure. Both use Grub2. Neither machine responds to
Shift during the boot process. I am waiting for instructions on how to
proceed. Thanks Kurt.
I am using Grub2: grub-install (GNU GRUB 1.98-1ubuntu9).
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Maybe you need to press esc right after the BIOS loads when it says
loading grub, if you are using grub legacy and not the newer grub 2.
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I boot with the Shift (either one, tried both) key held down during BIOS
but get no Grub menu. In fact, the PC boots as per normal screens.
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelBoot#Boot Options
i will leave the status as incomplete until you respond
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I have just experienced this same intermittent bug in Ubuntu 10.10 on my
test machine. Sorry, I don't have another machine to test 11.04.
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The screen is usually completely black, nothing to see. Occasionally,
you may get UBUNTU with the luminous dots underneath.
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Hello there the first thing would really be to check it in natty.
Also if you can take a screenshot so we would have a better idea of the problem
you are seeing
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