The issue described in this bug, failure to shut down due to a 'Wait for
Network' job, is believed to be resolved in the Ubuntu 18.04 final
release and in later releases. I am therefore closing this bug.
If someone can reproduce this failure with a currently-supported release
image, please
hi xnox, is this the same as casper 1.394 - i.e. a failure to properly
cache everything that casper needs?
If so, I don't think this is a gdm3 bug itself. I just assigned this to
nudge you on it; feel free to move on as you see fit.
(Making Invalid for gdm3 to get this off our rls-bb-tracking
See the same as Daniel on both 18.04 & 18.10 live sessions,
"Please remove the installation medium, then reboot."
After removing media nothing happens, pressing enter nothing happens.
Here I use ctrl+c, then the reboot initializes
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Using cosmic image 20180530, I can still see the error briefly. But in
less than a second it's now replaced with a black terminal screen saying
just:
"Please remove the installation medium, then reboot."
So no, pressing Enter does not cause the system to reboot. I have to use
the power button.
@Daniel van Vugt (vanvugt)
Does pressing Enter causes the system to reboot, after it hangs?
Do you see a plymouth purple screen instructing you to remove
installation media and hit enter?
Do you see a console text message instructing you to "Remove
installation media and reboot" (meaning
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