Problem vanished after second re-install. Unable to reproduce.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Additional info: On a fresh 20.04 re-install rebooting works fine based
on the installation kernel 5.4.0-26. After upgrading the current
5.4.0-42 kernel fails to boot with the described behavior.
But after interrupting using the power-off button and choosing the still
installed 5.4.0-26 installati
Public bug reported:
The bug among with ist underlying system is being described in detail at
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1260677/ubuntu-20-04-upgrade-getting-
stuck-with-fsck-check.
The system is currently only bootable in rescue mode. As being described
a regular boot shows an endless spinn
Hard to admit but we had a totally different culprit: A conflict between
hardware clock and NTP sync caused dhclient dropping the interface
probably »believing« lease timeout being reached.
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Hello,
feeling very unhappy possibly joining the club. We have a current
18.04.1 x86_64 desktop system. Being an educational institution we clone
our master installation PC's image to ~80 client machines sharing
identical hardware. The subsequently described problems appear both on
our master and
