Public bug reported:

I am using Kubuntu Karmic 64-bit. Most of the time, my system is not
bootable. One in ten or so times, I will actually boot, but most other
times I get error messages. I have attached some log files to help
diagnose this. Here is everything that happens, in case any might be
related to this bug:

1.) About 9 out of 10 times my system will not boot to X, instead it
will boot to a text log in, where it will not accept any keyboard
output.

2.) If I try to SSH into my box, I can connect, but my keyboard will not
operate properly on the other machines terminal window once connected.
(Pressing "S" presses "Enter" instead, and a bunch of other weird
things).

3.) If i get a proper boot with X and everything, I still cannot shut
down properly, I will always get a stack trace instead. The only way to
restart my machine is to reset it manually.

4.) This may or may not be related, but I do not have an XSplash or any
kind of boot splash screen. Instead, I get error messages intermixed
with boot messages until X (hopefully) appears.

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Karmic Doesn't Boot Most of the Time
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/434395
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