-- I'm still not seeing the output of os-prober with the set -x option
working.
I updated /target/usr/bin/os-prober with the -x option added. I was
expecting it to show up in the syslog. Apparently still having trouble
following the twisty maze of passages all alike. I will try again.
-- Also you
Ok, new experiment. I'm including the steps here and in an attached
README along with outputs captured at various points in the process in a
tar.gz file.
I've moved drives around throughout this debugging process, but for this
experiment they were;
/dev/sda - 80GB spinner (os install drive)
/dev/
Public bug reported:
Installation freezes on grub install at 66%. syslog shows grub-install
ran successfully, then seems to have actually gotten stuck in the next
step (osprober). Photo attached, sorry for the terrible quality from
HTC.
** Affects: os-prober (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Yes, its reproducible.
Dell PowerEdge T110 (circa ~2009). I can give more details if it would
be helpful.
I found a /bin/os-prober (no /usr/bin/os-prober), and added the x
option. Resulting syslog is the same as before, no additional
information. Is there another file I should be looking in?
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I've attached the os-prober output when run as the install was waiting
for me to confirm installing grub on the master boot record.
** Attachment added: "os-prober.log"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/os-prober/+bug/1770173/+attachment/5155546/+files/os-prober.log
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Sorry, this is my first time trying to debug os-level installer. I don't
know how to switch the install from auto to manual, then back to auto.
I ran the auto install through to the point where it was waiting for me
to confirm the grub install on the master boot record, where I would
normally say
Ok, I understand now what your previous question meant.
Yes, I believe the os-prober completed normally (returned to the command
prompt) with the output as in the previously attached os-prober.log. I
ran it with 2>&1, so both stdout and stderr would be included in that
file, and I didn't notice an
** Attachment added: "syslog.postgrub"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/os-prober/+bug/1770173/+attachment/5155894/+files/syslog.postgrub
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** Attachment added: "ps.log.postgrub"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/os-prober/+bug/1770173/+attachment/5155893/+files/ps.log.postgrub
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Problem solved. There was a USB stick plugged directly in to the
motherboard which I had forgotten about since changing this box over
from a freeNAS install. Once that was removed, the install completed
with no hangup.
I'll include the output from the point where it was hung. Both from ps,
and fro
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