** Description changed: Whenever I do a normal "Erase disk" install, I end up with an unbootable system. I get dropped to an initramfs prompt with the message "ALERT! /dev/vda5 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!" - But when I do "ls /dev/vda5", it is there... + But when I do "ls /dev/vda5", it is there... I tried adding + "rootdelay=30", but that just made the boot wait for 30 seconds longer + before failing in the same way. In the attached logs, I was using the 20200409 image with Ubiquity 20.04.9.
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