Public bug reported:
I have M.2 SSD, attached to USB3 port. Everything worked fine in 20.04LTS. I
could detach the drive, then boot the system, and it ran correctly in UI mode
with desktop, etc.
I have another behavior after upgrade to 22.04LTS with 5.15.0.1013 core. Now
the system boots into emergency mode with command prompt, if SSD is detached.
SSD linking is defined in the /etc/fstab.
System works fine if SSD is attached to USB3 port before power is on. Also I
can attach SDD when the system is in the command prompt mode (see above) then
reboot from the command line, then system will boot the GUI.
** Affects: linux-raspi (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
System runs into emergency mode if SSD is missing
Status in linux-raspi package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I have M.2 SSD, attached to USB3 port. Everything worked fine in 20.04LTS. I
could detach the drive, then boot the system, and it ran correctly in UI mode
with desktop, etc.
I have another behavior after upgrade to 22.04LTS with 5.15.0.1013 core. Now
the system boots into emergency mode with command prompt, if SSD is detached.
SSD linking is defined in the /etc/fstab.
System works fine if SSD is attached to USB3 port before power is on. Also I
can attach SDD when the system is in the command prompt mode (see above) then
reboot from the command line, then system will boot the GUI.
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