I am asking the Ubuntu Release Team if they are willing to let the
systemd update into resolute to fix this issue

** Description changed:

  Updated my Resolute development installation today and system now hangs
  at the Plymouth screen on startup.  Traced to gdm3 hanging (no error
  messages). Latest version is 49.2-1ubuntu3.
  
  Workaround is to install lightdm.
  
  Ubuntu release: 26.04
  Package release: gdm3 49.2-1ubuntu3
  Expected: Normal login screen displayed
  Happened: Boot hangs with the Plymouth screen displayed
+ 
+ Workaround 1
+ ============
+ Start your computer
+ You may need to hold down the Shift key to see the grub menu at the very 
beginning of the boot process.
+ Use your arrow key and enter to select Advanced options for Ubuntu
+ Choose a recovery mode option from the second menu
+ In the next menu, choose network, then yes
+ Then choose root, then yes then enter
+ We'll follow the guide from
+ https://jeremy.bicha.net/2022/03/29/how-to-install-a-bunch-of-debs/
+ sudo apt install ubuntu-dev-tools
+ pull-lp-debs systemd
+ sudo apt install --only-upgrade --mark-auto ./*.deb
+ sudo reboot now
+ 
+ Workaround 2
+ ============
+ Instead of installing systemd, we can install gdm3 from questing
+ pull-lp-debs gdm3 questing
+ sudo apt install --only-upgrade --mark-auto ./*.deb
+ sudo reboot now
+ 
+ You can also run this command to prevent gdm3 from being upgraded
+ temporarily. You just need to remember to re-run this command later
+ (with unhold instead of with hold) after this issue is removed.
+ 
+ sudo apt-mark hold gdm3 libgdm1 gir1.2-gdm-1.0

** Description changed:

- Updated my Resolute development installation today and system now hangs
- at the Plymouth screen on startup.  Traced to gdm3 hanging (no error
- messages). Latest version is 49.2-1ubuntu3.
+ The latest gdm3 update removed a dependency bump on systemd and this version 
of gdm3 migrated without the required systemd update
+ https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm3/49.2-1ubuntu3
+ 
+ I saw this message in my systemd journal:
+ gdm-launch-environment]: pam_unix(gdm-launch-environment:account): could not 
identify user (from getpwnam(gdm-greeter))
+ 
+ Original Bug Report
+ ===================
+ Updated my Resolute development installation today and system now hangs at 
the Plymouth screen on startup.  Traced to gdm3 hanging (no error messages). 
Latest version is 49.2-1ubuntu3.
  
  Workaround is to install lightdm.
  
  Ubuntu release: 26.04
  Package release: gdm3 49.2-1ubuntu3
  Expected: Normal login screen displayed
  Happened: Boot hangs with the Plymouth screen displayed
  
  Workaround 1
  ============
  Start your computer
  You may need to hold down the Shift key to see the grub menu at the very 
beginning of the boot process.
  Use your arrow key and enter to select Advanced options for Ubuntu
  Choose a recovery mode option from the second menu
  In the next menu, choose network, then yes
  Then choose root, then yes then enter
  We'll follow the guide from
  https://jeremy.bicha.net/2022/03/29/how-to-install-a-bunch-of-debs/
  sudo apt install ubuntu-dev-tools
  pull-lp-debs systemd
  sudo apt install --only-upgrade --mark-auto ./*.deb
  sudo reboot now
  
  Workaround 2
  ============
  Instead of installing systemd, we can install gdm3 from questing
  pull-lp-debs gdm3 questing
  sudo apt install --only-upgrade --mark-auto ./*.deb
  sudo reboot now
  
  You can also run this command to prevent gdm3 from being upgraded
  temporarily. You just need to remember to re-run this command later
  (with unhold instead of with hold) after this issue is removed.
  
  sudo apt-mark hold gdm3 libgdm1 gir1.2-gdm-1.0

** Changed in: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
       Status: Confirmed => Triaged

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