There have been no issues with booting live ISO's since the first date
mentioned in #10.
This bug can be now closed.
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Title:
** Also affects: ubuntu-gnome
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
[Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3] Cannot boot from live ISO
Re #5:
This bug only happens booting the live ISO itself with more than one hdd
attached to the system. Once a system is installed everything works
correctly and no kernel issues arise.
Would there be docs for ISO respinning with new kernel anywhere on the
wiki or other location?
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Change of importance to 'low'.
I feel this bug should be 'high' or better 'critical' and would argue
that the importance should be raised.
Many OEMs and other installers use multi disk setups.
* Many laptops have mSSD plus an SSD.
* Many systems have more than one disk to split partitions.
Re #8:
I can see where your point comes from for 'low' at this time, but I see
many instances of this bug on LP affecting many people.
Just for reference only: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1241589
This bug is also not good for the distro as a whole as it may exclude
new users of the
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Gnome - 14.04 dev release - 20131217.
Cannot boot from live ISO with more than one hdd attached to system.
Will drop to 'initramfs' prompt if more than one hdd attached to system.
This bug also affects 13.10 but no release prior to that.
ProblemType: Bug
This bug will now be marked as invalid. I am tired of being asked to
jump through hoops that I know will do no good and waist my time.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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All test methods listed gave no viable results at this time.
More detailed information of a bisect criteria would be good. I don't
have time to mess about that much.
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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No I will not Christpoher. Let the devs deal with this. I will debug as
in the past by what Joseph asks me to do. Ok?
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Booting and after leaving and doing CTRL+D. Kernel panic with the
message:
/init: line 352: can't open /root/dev/console: no such file
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! exitcode
0x0200
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Working bugs in Ubuntu is becoming a pain due to people interfering in
what a user/developer puts in a description or data provided. The data
put is for others and 'my' reference benefit. Leave it alone!
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New bug filed. I will never work a duplicate bug again. Unsubscribed.
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Title:
[Dell Optiplex 990] Saucy daily-live images are
Distribution upgrade was fine. This is purely an issue of getting a full
live-cd boot.
BIOS is latest version.
Machine boots off any other live-cd burned to USB.
** Summary changed:
- Current saucy live-cd images do not boot and drop to initramfs prompt -
Gigabyte GA-970a-DS3 Rev: 1.0
Atempting to boot the live-cd mentioned in #4.
Booting removing 'quiet' and 'splash'.
Booting with addition of 'debug='
Boot will start and text will change as framebuffer kicks in and changes
the resolution. Then the following error appears.
+REASON=No init found. Try passing init=
As noted from a previous bug report. Using key combo 'CTRL+D' at
initramfs prompt results in a kernel panic.
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Title:
Saucy live-cd
The ISO of 2013-09-20 that contained the 3.11.0-7 #14 kernel does not
boot and the same issue remains.
Removed tags as my hardware has the latest BIOS.
A new 3.11.0-8 #15 has landed and I will test as soon as it's runs into
the latest daily ISO.
** Summary changed:
- saucy daily-live images
@Joseph, Tested todays ISO that includes the bug 1223195 fix and the
error remains. No change agaianst this bug report at all.
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Reply to #49
For complete cover and knowing there was a 'beta' BIOS update 'F7a' for
my board and I have just done that update. Gigagytes inbuilt QFlash is
great - No boot disks or Windows required. ;-)
Tested and get the same issue. The board I have which is a Gigabyte GA-
97a-DS3 Rev: 1.0.
@Joseph, Never had an issue with any dist-upgrade from raring to saucy.
The issue is all centred around booting with the saucy licecd image.
I have subscribed to the bug you mentioned in the comment. I will be
only too happy to test any fix upon release.
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I have this issue too. I have had no issues with live iso images up
until saucy.
Booting and after leaving and doing CTRL+D. I get a lovely kernel panic
with the message:
/init: line 352: can't open /root/dev/console: no such file
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
From #39 also Q3.
Doing a dist-upgrade from 13.04 is fine. There are no issuesas I have
seen on the 20 times I have done it.
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Re: #71
Fine. Someone please report this bug as specified by the post I
reference above.
We'll see about discussing this type of bug invalidation maybe with the
community council.
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This bug is absolutely valid and should not be closed or invalidated as
it affects many and is easily cross referenced to the same isssue in
another distro.
** Bug watch added: Red Hat Bugzilla #964676
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=964676
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