On Sunday, 6 October 2019 7:52:00 PM AEDT Laurent Bigonville wrote: > Do you see any specific error?
No... The computer is on another continent with unskilled operator...
I've got as much information as I could obtain under the circumstances.
> Does is boot if you remove the "splash" from the kernel cmdline?
It does not boot. That's the first thing we tried by going to recovery option
in GRUB.
> Can you
> try to explicitly disable plymouth with "plymouth.enable=0" ?
Unfortunately that won't be possible unless I manage to reproduce the problem
on pristine system.
> Can you list the files installed in the initramfs with lsinitramfs?
Impossible. As I've said access to computer was lost. Previously I could only
access it remotely... But it was pretty much in default state without any
customisations or DKMS kernel modules. The only non-default thing there was
previous "spacefun" theme that worked perfectly until change to
"futureprototype".
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All the best,
Dmitry Smirnov.
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