I should make it clear that it is the device mapper that is at fault.
After first installing the 32-bit xubuntu system, I found that tcplay
was unable to open an existing container that I had been using
successfully for many months using xubuntu 14.04: it hung at the device
mapper stage on 16.04.

The test sequence described here is so that you can reproduce the
problem.

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Title:
  tcplay hangs at the device mapper stage. This happens in 16.04 LTS
  version of xubuntu (32 bit and 64 bit) and ubuntu (64bit). This makes
  tcplay containers not accessible.

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