New packages is ok. The previous fixe was to compile a grub-mount from uptodate
upstream.
Since the new version is in ubuntu the bug can be considered fixed.
However, could you backport the new version to the previous LTS version.
I think upgrading the grub packages in previous supported boot
I did try to boot on your kernel.
The latest testdrive server (28-09-2012) boots ok on my laptop.
Differences is there is a new grub -2.00-5ubuntu isntalled as a bootloader.
It's maybe not related to kernel after all.
I'll try today to boot with your kernel on old grub.
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ok, I did the test.
As predicted, kernel does not boot through the grub 1.99rc2
But, your kernel boots ok when run directly from efi shell.
This is the first kernel that boots ok.
Btw, this laptop does not have any radeon GPU (Optimus NVIDIA + Intel
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Your analyze is correct.
I already mentionned in comment #3 that the grub upgrade did fix the
boot.
Your kernel fix the boot from uefi using the efi stub.
Your kernel does not boot with grub 1.99rc2.
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For me, kernel stub loader didn't work.
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kernel does not boot without noefi on commandline
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Guys I found that upgrading grub to 2.00-5ubuntu3 fix the booting problem. The
grub-efi found in quantal works ok with.
Could you give it a try ?
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Try this command to install the grub :
grub-install --efi-directory=/boot/efi/ --target=x86_64-efi --recheck --debug
Where /boot/efi is the directory where the EFI partition (/dev/sda1) is mounted.
I was able to regenerate a grub install with it.
Then run grub by hand in the efi shell.
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The machine is an ASUS Laptop N53SN.
In BIOS mode, everything works ok, but in UEFI, the kernel does not boot.
The only way to boot it is to provide the noefi option on the cmdline.
This machine never booted with any ubuntu distribution in efi.
Direct boot with linux-efi
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I already tried to boot an upstream kernel trough a usb key with grub installed.
No luck up to rc4.
However I managed to boot previous kernels (a.k.a. everything from
3.5.0-14).
I did an update of the ubuntu installation and noticed at the boot that the
grub was saying 1.99rcx.
This did not
Le 01/09/2012 02:43, Yonnel Bécognée a écrit :
5 days that I'm on this bug !
I can't understand that it can works fine for some ones...
I have recently installed Ubuntu 12.04 on my MacBook Pro 8.2 so that I can
dualboot. Installation went fine and everything seems to be working great...
I rebuild grub2 from upstream.
I confirm that simply replacing the grub-mount executable by the newer make the
hangs vanish.
The grub-update comples sucessfully. No more kill -9 on the grub-mount.
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Le 03/05/2012 18:55, Eric Zig a écrit :
Same issue with my MacBook Air and HFS+ partition.
So I killed grub-mount for precise install and I kill it for do upgrades
Same thing here. I have 3 hfs+ volumes and I'm tired to kill -9
grub-mount each time grub-update.
Since grub-update do a
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Whenever my system tries to build the grub.cfg, the grub-mount hangs and I have
to kill it 3 times before the command completes.
I had a look on the internet and I got this links which is related :
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/grub-devel/2012-02/msg00206.html
To sum
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grub-mount hangs when update-grub is ran
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I don't know. I filled a first bug for lightdm since it was unable to honor the
rotation information.
I was answered that it was related to gnome-settings-daemon that was not
supported by the greeter.
Now the greeter works ok (the screen is in the correct orientation) but
the greeter seems to
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After upgrade, lightdm gets its screen info ok from the gnome-settings-daemon
but display an wrong sized picture.
The width and height of the screen are not correct.
I have a 1920x1200 screen in portrait mode (which should be 1200x1920). The
greeter displays a welcome
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I'm using my 24 screen in portrait mode (rotate left 90). I used the use as
default on gnome screen panel to make the rotation permanent.
gdm the information ok. lightdm does not and present the greeting screen in
landscape mode.
kdm fails too to retain the correct screen
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This hangs vanished after 3.0.0-3 and came back at 3.0.0-5.
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boot hangs at initrd
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Symptom is vgchange -a -y hangs and became unkillable.
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The system is now unable to boot.
I had to boot on previous kernel 3.0.0.
Symptoms are boot freezes. When debugging, issuing a vgscan works ok.
doing the vgchange -a y just hangs. I need to reboot the system afterwards.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package:
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I tried to setup a natty server in a Virtualbox machine.
Unfortunately, the VM is working OK.
I'm now trying to setup a maverick then upgrade to natty to see if it gonna
break.
Stay tuned.
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Ok, I managed to reproduce the breakage.
1- Install maverick minimal (I just selected openssh server) with multiple
separate FS on LVM
2- update maverick - latest update.
3- change apt to point to natty
4- upgrade - linux-image, mountall, libc6, grub-pc
then hang
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ok, maybe not.
I got a different behaviour but not a hang.
Systems switchs to vt7 and then stays on this vt.
Nothing happens then.
But system runs, switching back to tty1 show the login as usual.
So no luck.
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Doing install ubuntu-desktop after upgrading natty gives me the hang.
So the path to reproduce is :
Install maverick with multiple separate FS minimal install
upgrade to natty
then install ubuntu-desktop
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apt-get install alsa-utils
hangs the system at next reboot.
Just rename the /etc/init/alsa-restore.conf to
/etc/init/alsa-restore.conf.disabled make it boot again.
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To help people who are stuck, here's the operations I need to do at each boot :
When in the grub chooser (hold shift while booting if it does not show up),
edit the boot configuration :
go the to line which says :
linux /vmlinuz-2.6.38-5-generic root=/dev/your-root-device ro
It should read :
getty -8 -n -l /bin/bash 38400 tty8
getty -8 -n -l /bin/bash 38400 tty6
If you don't gives the getty that magic value, it's won't work.
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One user using grub and natty is bitten by this problem.
All kernels since the 2.6.37-9 have the XEN_PRIVILEGED_GUEST set.
update-grub uses this criteria to check if the kernel is a Xen kernel or a
normal kernel.
That means that normal kernels don't show up in the grub menu since the
2.6.37-9
Here's the dpkg.log (easy part).
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I'm indeed proti from freenode.
I made some progress regarding this issue.
I found that if you comments all the entries in the /etc/fstab that refers to
an UUID (in my case, it's /boot and the swap), then mountall behaves normaly
and the system is able to boot up to the gdm login.
The mystery
Here's an ltrace of the mountall.
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Unfortunately, commenting UUID did not fix the boot problem.
I realized it after a reboot. mountall started to hang again.
I made various attemps.
Behaviour is unconsistent. Somethings, mountall mounts 1 fs, sometimes 3-4,
sometimes nothing.
After a few tries, the mountall mounts everything and
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Binary package hint: flashplugin-nonfree
Here's the end of the log. The script manage to download the file and install
in the right position.
Then :
Flash Plugin installed.
nspluginwrapper: no appropriate viewer found for
/usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so
Ok, I found the bug.
I had to remove the declaration :
#default_tgs_enctypes = des-cbc-crc
#default_tkt_enctypes = des-cbc-crc
And add the following statement in the [libdefaults] section of krb5.conf :
allow_weak_crypto = true
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Ok, I found the bug.
I had to remove the declaration :
#default_tgs_enctypes = des-cbc-crc
#default_tkt_enctypes = des-cbc-crc
And add the following statement in the [libdefaults] section of krb5.conf :
allow_weak_crypto = true
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Binary package hint: krb5-user
Updated today a new version of kerberos 5 on the developpement distribution.
This version crash a every sollicitation witch a SIGSEGV.
This makes the user unable to log. I had to switch to ldap before being able to
get into the system.
The
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/38357091/BootDmesg.txt
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Binary package hint: krb5-user
Updated today a new version of kerberos 5 on the developpement distribution.
This version crash a every sollicitation witch a SIGSEGV.
This makes the user unable to log. I had to switch to ldap before being able to
get into the system.
The
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Why not wait until the UTC passed the date of the last write ?
For gmt+4, is to wait 4hours beforce booting the system again.
So the condition of the bug won't be present.
Then update to the correct version.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/427822
You
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The kernel is unable to boot since 2.6.29 (either ubuntu kernel or vanilla
kernel).
The hangs happens in sys/arch/sparc/pcr.c:152 at the pcr_arch_init function.
The call to nmi_init never returned.
I had a discussion
I tested the latest package a.k.a.
1:6.12.2.99+git20090429.7d9f643a-0ubuntu0tormod
The problem is gone.
Could you please push this fix as a critical update for ppc, since all mac mini
ppc are broken withouth this fix ?
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