But I cannot reproduce this way, only in an Intel NUC. I think that the key for reproducing is having a wifi device, as the trace I attached in comment #1 has a reference to an _nl80211.listener object. If you have some x86 device with wifi where to test, that could help.
I googled a bit about emulating wifi on qemu, but I did not see a straighforward way. An option we can try if that helps is to insmod mac80211_hwsim from the initramfs so a wlan device is seen later by console-conf.
@Dan not sure why qemu is not working for you, but probably you do not need secure boot for this bug. I usually run the image with:
$ qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -smp 2 -m 4096 \ OVMF/OVMF_ CODE.fd \ net0,hostfwd= tcp::8022- :22,hostfwd= tcp::31111- :31111 \ net-pci, netdev= net0 \ file="$ img",format= raw \
-bios /usr/share/
-netdev user,id=
-device virtio-
-drive if=virtio,
-serial mon:stdio
But I cannot reproduce this way, only in an Intel NUC. I think that the key for reproducing is having a wifi device, as the trace I attached in comment #1 has a reference to an _nl80211.listener object. If you have some x86 device with wifi where to test, that could help.
I googled a bit about emulating wifi on qemu, but I did not see a straighforward way. An option we can try if that helps is to insmod mac80211_hwsim from the initramfs so a wlan device is seen later by console-conf.