There's apparently a race condition, and it appears to have been in (and
still is, as of 12.04 LTS) deep in Ubuntu for many versions.It just
bit me tonight...and for the last time. Had similar insurmountable
problems with 10.04 LTS, 6.06 LTS, too. I guess it's more important for
the Ubu coder
I reinstalled, rebooted, and tried the "fix" given here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11388915&postcount=18
The shit doesn't work. Server still comes up wrong. These kinds of
cavalier games and changes are life changing and extremely damaging.
After fucked by 10.04 LTS fiasco with Ups
I reinstalled, rebooted, and tried the "fix" given here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11388915&postcount=18
The shit doesn't work. Server still comes up wrong. These kinds of
cavalier games and changes are life changing and extremely damaging.
After fucked by 10.04 LTS fiasco with Ups
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11388915&postcount=18
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Title:
install on degraded raid1 does not boot, drops to initramfs shell
To manage
There's some race condition now that doesn't give RAID5 (and probably
other types) mdadm adequate time, so it shows up with faulty/degraded
arrays.
Another problem makes boot process ignore the kernel parm
"bootdegraded=true"
This forces people with mdadm software RAID into a "busybox" initramfs
Long-time Ubuntu masochist here.
Every version of Ubuntu I've ever installed has had this asinine
insistence of hiding everything, making it "quiet" and turning on some
goofy "splash", all of which have never - not once - worked correctly
and have only succeeding in causing very severe problems.
This is so stupid, it's just the epitome of asshole.
RAID controller cards go out ALL THE TIME.
This TAKES OUT MULTIPLE DRIVES without a doubt.
Kernel updates frequently don't work with older RAID controllers that were
working perfectly for years.
Stuff breaks, particularly when it's rebooted or
Having trouble trying to understand what is going on --- libpam-smpass
REQUIRES windows password to be identical to unix password?? Please say
it ain't so...how stoopid that would be...
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21 Feb 2012 -- Having exactly same problem, on Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS (32bit
PAE)
Just found this report and am now trying the "fix" of
apt-get remove libpam-smbpass
and will report back success or fail
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askubuntu.com is a mess of stuff totally unrelated to this issue.
Please stop spamming it. I've seen you do so on several other
bug/question threads here.
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2011-07-03 - Another prolonged PEPCO outage (25 miles outside of DC)
brought down another Ubuntu 6.06 LTS 2 server today. Did I mention
PEPCO is shit, and if DC power is any indication we are in severe
jeopardy as a country...Anyway...
This missing /var/run/network/ifstate issue remains an issue,
See also bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ifupdown/+bug/377432
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Title:
/var/run/network is not created
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this page may be related
http://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/UbuntuVarRun
Another obnoxious discovery about Ubuntu's /var/run stuff
Today, I had the distinct pleasure of discovering that /var/run must
exist on the root filesystem, even if you have a separate /var
filesystem. If your r
see this bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ifupdown/+bug/377432
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Title:
/var/run/network not created soon enough
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uh, that's 6.06.2 LTS that we upgraded to and hit the problem of non-
existent /var/run/network
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Title:
ifdown: failed to open statefile /var/run/
Follow-up on identical problem, almost one year later...on another
server that was upgraded to 6.06 LTS. This issue may have been fixed, I
don't know -- still slogging through it on various older servers.
FYI: PEPCO power and Comcast Internet here in the Washington DC metro
area (both monopolies)
Haven't seen any race condition here yet. Problem here was "testparm"
is somehow missing from PATH (and entire system)...but that's its own
problem. What's annoying is that Upstart reported error 127 in
/var/log/daemon.log - not obvious enough. IMO if a pre-script command
bombs, as in trying to
Ok, commented the two pre-script commands mentioned in ,
followed by service nmbd start, and -BWAP- immediate, flawless
execution. When this stuff works great it is SO GREAT...and when idiocy
creeps in, well now, as to why testparm didn't install, or where it
disappeared to . eeesh
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smbd is running, started ok at box boot.
nmbd is not running at box boot.
% status nmbd
nmbd stop/waiting
% service nmbd start
start: Job failed to start
%tail /var/log/daemon.log
Jul 13 09:22:10 seed init: nmbd pre-start process (1079) terminated with status
127
Looking at , it appears my
more info
http://blog.fpmurphy.com/2009/09/project-plymouth.html
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 522197 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/522197
See the "duplicate" bug report for one solution.
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possibly related
http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9143980
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I had similar problem.
I had removed "quiet splash" from the kernel parameters. Re-added those
two using grub and system booted into graphic splash. An error was
reported in that graphic splash, and required S to skip or M to fix
manually. There were three errors, actually, all for missing disk
We had the same problem here today in Washington, DC with a 6.06 server
running root on a 3ware RAID5. Problem did not appear until today's
snowstorm and PEPCO power outage. A month or so ago we ran the usual
apt-get update / apt-get upgrade to keep 6.06 current.
After noticing boot details show
Today is 2009-06-02
We're running a stock / latest-updated Ubuntu 8.04.2 (kernel
2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP) on Intel Quad XEON (Intel motherboard S3210
SHLC) and still getting litany of frozen SATA subsystem that temporarily
freezes entire system. Not Good, since we're running root on software
RAI
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