*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1815002 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1815002
@Steve I opened this bug because the description on bug #1815002 focuses on
Btrfs not being writable for the /boot partition.
My /boot partition is ext4 using LVM, not Btrfs. My /boot/efi partition is vfat
without LVM.
Are you saying that bug you marked as duplicated also affects ext4 partitions
using LVM? Because that's not mentioned in the description or any of the
comments in that bug report.
Overriding the timeout is not even a workaround. If I set it to 0, then
if an actual boot error happens, then I won't be able to see the dialog
anymore. This is a regression since for as long as I remember, I've been
using LVM with ext4 and I never had to wait, and when there were errors
or interruptions when booting, I did see the GRUB dialog.
I even mentioned in this bug description the bug marked as duplicated,
but again, it's focused on Btrfs and not all LVM systems. So somebody
has to edit that bug report to make it broader or keep this one open.
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Update causes 30 sec boot delay on EFI system, with NVMe and LVM
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