Hardy recovery mode fails
Bug #172872 reported by
viking777
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Ubuntu |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Bug Description
Multiple attempts to boot Hardy into recovery mode have all failed, furthermore they have all failed at the same point which is configuring USB devices. The normal mode of Hardy does not have this problem, it only occurs in recovery mode. The symptoms are a freeze of the recovery mode boot up with very fast processor fan speed. I have tried unplugging some USB devices, but the boot still fails at the next USB device. The problem is not in detecting them, this occurs normally it is only in configuring them.
Ubuntu Hardy 32bit on x86-64 laptop. USB keyboard, mouse and external USB hard drive.
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I have recently completed a fresh install of Kubuntu Hardy Alpha 1 64 bit on my 64bit laptop. I am still unable to boot into recovery mode (although normal mode is fine). This time the boot does not stop at USB configuration but stops with the following error:
ALERT! /dev/disk/ by-uuid/ /dev/sda6 does not exist
/dev/sda6 is the Hardy root partition.