In case it's useful: at the end of the video, after the text stops scrolling,
i press:
r a few times
enter a few times
ctrl-alt-del
/etc/default/grub included (as you can see from the commented lines I have been
trying to figure out if thats why it isnt working, because it seems to have
broken
Still seeing this in Kubuntu 18.04 installs.
Menu does not display, blind selections seem to do nothing or simply restart.
As stated above: this is a system killer if discovered when we actually have a
serious problem.
Fortunately in my case I was able to work around it, but it was still
terrifyi
PS: it seems to be entirely ignoring GRUB_GFXMODE /
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX at some point after selecting a 'recovery options'
grub-entry. It looks to be reverting to 640x480...maybe relevant.
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This is still an issue with bionic. Pressing arrow keys in the friendly-
recovery menu will result in [B and [A. Makes it very difficult to fix a
broken system.
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Still an issue for me in Xenial (16.04.2 LTS) on a MacBook Pro 5,5.
Trying to recover after a crash, and can't get past the
Welcome to emergency mode!
...[some suggestions]...
Press Enter for maintenance
(or press Control-D to continue):
Stage. No keyboard input accepted whatsoever (although the
Still an issue for me - Oneiric AMD64 Server. The server CDs are not
really live CD's.
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Title:
Recovery menu cannot be controlled with keyboard
I experience this problem in the latest Ubuntu 11.10. I can select
entries in the grub menu but the recovery menu does not respond to any
key press. I use an Apple USB keyboard.
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Status: Fix Released => Fix Committed
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John, I have opened a new bug report (#417859) about the issue related to the
recovery menu, after having booted the system with the single kernel option,
that cannot be controlled with the keyboard.
The issue described in this bug report (recovery manu that cannot be controlled
with the keyboar
Also whiptail seems to work fine once the computer has booted, even
under linuxterms. Does Ubuntu configure the linuxterm keyboard during
boot? If so, maybe should be done before whiptail is started?
Alternatively is it possible to undo this configuration so that I can
test whiptail under controlle
Still occurs in Jaunty 32bit (VirtualBox) and Karmic Alpha-4 (real
hardware, PS2 keyboard). I boot the livecd, press F6 add single, boot,
and then nothing works. I can type RR and it seems as though it selects
the rootshell, but pressing Enter doesn't do anything, I am still in
whiptail and can st
Still an issue on Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10 (with a Dell Latitude D530) when
altering the non-recovery mode boot option to suffix the word "single"
on the end of the loading. This works fine when I go to "recovery mode"
directly, but I really expected appending "single" to the end of that
string to sim
The fix is released for Intrepid but what about Hardy?
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updating 8.04 to 8.10 with xubuntu on msi laptop and kernel 2.6.27-4 no
problems with recoverymenu!
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Michael, my hardware is an Acer laptop (aspire 5920) with an integrated
graphics controller INTEL Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 (the driver
module loaded by the system is i915).
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@marco: on what specific hardware have you seen this issue? What video
card is installed and how is the keyboard connected (standard ps2 or
usb?).
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Michael, on real hardware as well.
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Does this only happen inside kvm/qemu? Or was this seen on real hardware
as well?
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The combination of this bug and #122948 (can't use sudo after
configuring network) basically means I have a brand new Ubuntu install
that is completely hosed. Please fix one of these bugs!
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Lars, unfortunally neither up/down keys nor "hot-key" runs for me :-(
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The man page for whiptail says that you can "move between the menu
entries by pressing the UP/DOWN keys, the first letter of the tag as a
hot-key.". So if you press the r key twice and then hit enter you will
get a root shell.
To make this more obvious you could change the menu entries to somethin
I agree that having a root shell be the default makes sense.
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After upgrading a clean Dapper installation in kvm to Hardy, Gnome did not
start correctly. To get access to the system I tried to boo
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