It seems that Ubuntu 20.04.4 gets stuck at the same step with the same
traces appearing in the kernel log. Since the installer uses the same
kernel (5.13) it likely is caused by that kernel version. Ubuntu 22.04
(nightly as of 20220301, which seems to come with 5.15) seems to work
fine here.
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Title:
Ubuntu Install Setup Freeze
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Similar hang on a T440s trying to install Ubuntu 21.10. The system
currently has a fresh Windows 11 copy on half of its SSD hard drive. It
seems that ntfsresize causes the kernel to hang. Trying to install
Ubuntu gets stuck in Step 4. Install logs attached.
Hardware wise, the system seems to work
The Kernel installed in our environment is compiled using GCC 4.8.2
(check dmesg | head). Hence I don't think this is related.
We had the kernel panic again last week (see attachment). We added the
hpwdt module to blacklist, which hopefully works around this problem. We
also updated the BIOS, but
We see this or a similar issue on a DL360 G7. As visible in the stack
trace, we are using VirtualBox. However, I think this is not related
since we used the same version on a earlier Kernel. We also upgraded to
latest VirtualBox version after the last crash, however the system
crashed again since t
Public bug reported:
On a server system, I have a r8169 compatible network device running.
After getting this kernel warning, communication is not possible
anymore.
[ 236.943931] [ cut here ]
[ 236.943947] WARNING: CPU: 0 PID: 0 at
/build/buildd/linux-3.13.0/net/sched/s
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