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Title:
Ubuntu 21.04 won't boot with NVMe enabled on Parallels Desktop 16
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
I'm trying to boot Ubuntu 21.04 with the NVMe option in Parallels
Desktop 16 and it crashes with an kernel panic after unsuccessfully
trying to boot from the virtual NVMe drive. On contrary Ubuntu 20.10
and the latest point release of Ubuntu 20.04 on the 5.8 Linux kernel
will boot without any problems in the same virtualization software and
with NVMe enabled. If I decide to disable NVMe and boot with the SATA
option, Ubuntu 21.04 will boot flawlessly. This seems to be a big
regression from the previous releases.
Release: Ubuntu 21.04 on the latest available kernel
Package version: 5.11.0-16.17
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