Sorry for only getting back to this now. I reviewed the log and there is
nothing in it that I can see that suggests apparmor is the problem. As I
understand this, the problem is with a custom kernel. I suggest modeling
your custom kernel configuration after the Ubuntu one to make sure you
have
Hi,
I had the problem before I used the custom kernel, and it went away
after I switched to the custom kernel. This is likely because the
custom kernel disabled app armour and at the time I didn't know what
the problem is but I knew how to build a custom kernel.
I believe I clearly stated this on
Fair enough,
To be clear I have not had the problem with the custom kernel, so I'm
surprised that one can suggest the custom kernel was a problem.
Regardless, I'll check if I can reproduce it with the newest Ubuntu
karmic kernel with app armour enabled. I have been disabling app armour
with all
Hi Jamie,
I attached the kernel.log file. Let me know if you need anything else.
Thanks,
Karim
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Jamie Strandboge ja...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Thank you for responding. Can you do the following:
1. boot into the Ubuntu kernel with apparmor enabled, then let it hang
Hi Jamie,
When I boot to the ubuntu kernel with the options
text apparmor=0, it tells me there is a problem loading app armour
profiles and goes past the point.
This is what it says with the new kernel I compiled. I do not recall
removing app armour but I did spend quite a bit of time trying to
Thank you for responding. Can you do the following:
1. boot into the Ubuntu kernel with apparmor enabled, then let it hang for a
little while (the kernel should be logging messages during this time)
2. shutdown the machine and boot into the Ubuntu kernel with apparmor disabled
(ie add
To enable a verbose boot, remove both the quiet and splash from your
grub line by doing this:
1) `cd /etc/default`
2) `sudo gedit grub`
3) change GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT from
=quiet splash
to
=
4) save the file
5) `sudo update-grub`
6) reboot and you should get more information
As
Thanks Robbie,
I didn't quite follow your email but I more or less did a similar thing
before reading your respones.
I was looking for run level 3 and it appears the world has changed a
little, so i managed to modify grub details.
The boot dies at app armour, at times it has taken me over half
hey Jamie...Karim reports possible boot issues with AppArmor..can you
help?
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karmic boot hangs after upgrade likely nvidia but unsure Bug #428920
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Karim, can you try booting an Ubuntu kernel and disabling AppArmor by adding
this to your kernel command line:
apparmor=0
Please report back if it boots properly.
** Changed in: initramfs-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
** Changed in: initramfs-tools (Ubuntu)
Assignee:
This does not have anything to do withinitramfs-tools as far as I
can tell.
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karmic boot hangs after upgrade likely nvidia but unsure Bug #428920
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