Okay, I just did two reboots the normal way (not using recovery mode). The statistics were as follows:
1 boot that didn't result in a login prompt
1 boot that gave a login prompt but didn't start X
So to summarize what I've found so far:
(1) The bug is still present in a system freshly updated this morning from us.archive.ubuntu.com.
(2) The bug does not seem to occur when starting up in recovery mode. (In the session described in #39, I saw it either 0 or 1 time out of 36 attempts in recovery mode. In the session described in this post, I saw it on 1 out of 2 attempts when not using recovery mode.
I'm going to switch the status back from Incomplete to In progress, since I think Robert Hooker may have been making an incorrect inference in #54. Robert Hooker, maybe you could clarify: do you believe that us.archive.ubuntu.com is out of date compared to archive.ubuntu.com? This would surprise me (a lot), but if it is the case, i can certainly point my sources.list to archive.ubuntu.com and do another update.
Okay, I just did two reboots the normal way (not using recovery mode). The statistics were as follows:
1 boot that didn't result in a login prompt
1 boot that gave a login prompt but didn't start X
So to summarize what I've found so far: ubuntu. com.
(1) The bug is still present in a system freshly updated this morning from us.archive.
(2) The bug does not seem to occur when starting up in recovery mode. (In the session described in #39, I saw it either 0 or 1 time out of 36 attempts in recovery mode. In the session described in this post, I saw it on 1 out of 2 attempts when not using recovery mode.
I'm going to switch the status back from Incomplete to In progress, since I think Robert Hooker may have been making an incorrect inference in #54. Robert Hooker, maybe you could clarify: do you believe that us.archive. ubuntu. com is out of date compared to archive.ubuntu.com? This would surprise me (a lot), but if it is the case, i can certainly point my sources.list to archive.ubuntu.com and do another update.