There is a very simple way to reproduce the bug, **without even booting an O.S.**
- Set your machine to boot in EFI mode
- From the Grub (2.04) Menu, enter command mode (by pressing the key 'c')
- Set the root to where you have your iso files:
For instance:
root=hd1,msdos5
- Then just list one of your Iso file:
ls /path/to/iso/ubuntu-20.04-desktop-amd64.iso
error out of memory
That's it, just 2 commands on Grub to reproduce the bug.
Obviously, since you cannot even list the iso file, there is no way you can loopback on it or boot it.
I also confirm that "rmmod tpm" did the trick and is a valid workaround until a fix arrives.
Clean 20.04, I confirm the bug.
There is a very simple way to reproduce the bug, **without even booting an O.S.**
- Set your machine to boot in EFI mode
- From the Grub (2.04) Menu, enter command mode (by pressing the key 'c')
- Set the root to where you have your iso files:
For instance:
root=hd1,msdos5
- Then just list one of your Iso file:
ls /path/to/ iso/ubuntu- 20.04-desktop- amd64.iso
error out of memory
That's it, just 2 commands on Grub to reproduce the bug.
Obviously, since you cannot even list the iso file, there is no way you can loopback on it or boot it.
I also confirm that "rmmod tpm" did the trick and is a valid workaround until a fix arrives.