Comment 21 for bug 1568341
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| Kresten Kjeldgaard (7-ubuntuone) wrote | #21 |
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(Get the code!)
It is indeed not installed by default (at least I manually installed it just now and broke my system. However I'm not sure I agree with this being low, since installing it made my system completely unable to boot (has kernels 4.4.0.21 and .22 only) at least with any of the recovery modes available in grub. At least the workaround for me was not that simple, since it required making and booting from a rescue media to be able to actually get into a situation where it was possible to remove the package again.
If anyone else runs into this here were my steps for solving this:
1. Make a 16.04 installation disk (any live CD really)
2. Boot this in the try/livecd mode
3. Create somewhere to mount the real root partition (e.g. "sudo mkdir /media/root")
4. Mount the root partition (e.g. "sudo mount /dev/sdaX /media/root")
5. chmod into the root partition (e.g. "sudo chmod /media/root")
6. Remove the package (e.g. "sudo apt-get remove uswsusp" )
7. Reboot