[Bug 1574333] Re: LVM-based filesystem does not boot with kernel 4.4 (but works with 4.2)

2016-10-23 Thread Frédéric Grosshans
For 4.4.0-45, it only works in recovery mode, one hit on the return key
+ two confirmations to resume normal boot.

Everything works fine withe the 4.8.0-26 kernel of Yaketty Yak (Ubuntu
16.10)

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[Bug 1574333] Re: LVM-based filesystem does not boot with kernel 4.4 (but works with 4.2)

2016-10-14 Thread Nick Buonanno
I'll back up Tjalling's work-around. I already had my boot partition on
a separate non-LVM partition at the front of my drive. My system started
booting normally on 4.4.0-38, and continues to do so on 4.4.0-42.

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[Bug 1574333] Re: LVM-based filesystem does not boot with kernel 4.4 (but works with 4.2)

2016-10-12 Thread Tjalling Ran
In case anyone is looking for a (sort of) workaround: a separate non-LVM
boot partition (/boot as mountpoint) circumvents the problem.

I'm not sure how easy this is to set up on an existing system. I had the
luxury of being able to do a clean install without much trouble. Of
course, this "workaround" is a bit heavy-handed, and should not be
necessary at all, as grub2 supports booting from LVM. But at least it
allows having the rest of the root filesystem on LVM volume(s).

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[Bug 1574333] Re: LVM-based filesystem does not boot with kernel 4.4 (but works with 4.2)

2016-10-12 Thread Tjalling Ran
I edited the title, as it applies to desktop installs of xenial (such as
mine) as well.

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