* When booting to "Safe Graphics" mode the system startup sound would
sometimes not be played
* This is an accessibility issue as the system startup sound is meant to
indicate that Ubiquity is ready
[Test Case]
* Boot an installer image to Safe Graphics mode and listen for the sound
* You can optionally use `systemctl status sound.target` to monitor when the
sound should be played. This should occur shortly after sound.target becomes
active
[Where problems could occur]
* If sound.target never comes up, the system ready sound will not be played.
This could be caused by a missing or broken sound card
[Other Info]
* It is expected behavior that the sound target may take longer to become active
when nomodeset is on the kernel command line. This is because nomodeset prevents
the kernel from pre-loading audio drivers.
* This problem seems to be more prevalent with Intel sound cards
[Impact]
* When booting to "Safe Graphics" mode the system startup sound would
sometimes not be played
* This is an accessibility issue as the system startup sound is meant to
indicate that Ubiquity is ready
[Test Case]
* Boot an installer image to Safe Graphics mode and listen for the sound
* You can optionally use `systemctl status sound.target` to monitor when the
sound should be played. This should occur shortly after sound.target becomes
active
[Where problems could occur]
* If sound.target never comes up, the system ready sound will not be played.
This could be caused by a missing or broken sound card
[Other Info]
* It is expected behavior that the sound target may take longer to become active
when nomodeset is on the kernel command line. This is because nomodeset prevents
the kernel from pre-loading audio drivers.
* This problem seems to be more prevalent with Intel sound cards