** Description changed:
PROBLEM
When a disk check is performed, the progress stalls somewhere around 70%
and will then take a very long time finishing the remaining percent (10
minutes or more).
- POSSIBLE WORKAOUNDS
+ TEST CASE:
- 1. Simply waiting several minutes for mountall to
Okay. Let me first start out retracting pretty much everything I've said
so far... there, now let's start anew:
(Using a virtualbox Lucid 32bit guest on 32bit Karmic host)
PROBLEM
When a disk check is performed, the progress stalls somewhere around 70%
and will then take a very long time finishi
Comaparing letstrynl's and Anders Kaseorg's bootcharts it seems like there a
two separate issues here.
On letstrynl's bootchart it's plymouthd that's eating the CPU, whereas on
Anders Kaseorg's it's mountall.
This could account for our disagreement as to the workarounds.
We should maybe split o
Here’s a backtrace from mountall while it is spinning. It starts with
#0 0x7ff69c9fc6e3 in ply_list_find_node (list=0x7ff69e0af860,
data=0x7ff69faf6460) at ply-list.c:105
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/46795731/mountall-backtrace
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** Description changed:
PROBLEM
When a disk check is performed, the progress stalls somewhere around 70%
and will then take a very long time finishing the remaining percent (10
minutes or more).
POSSIBLE WORKAOUNDS
1. Simply waiting several minutes for mountall to realize that
Yup, just tested now, and disabling quiet and splash makes this
virtualbox able too boot no problem...
I'm trying to figure out the arrow-out workaround now... it seems to be
very fickle.
** Description changed:
PROBLEM
When a disk check is performed, the progress stalls somewhere around
@Anders Kaseorg:
Sorry, I was in the process of updating the bug description and inadvertedly
overwrite your changes.
I am however most definitely able to work around the issue removing
quiet and splash...
Maybe we're even bunching two or more separate bugs here...
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** Description changed:
PROBLEM
When a disk check is performed, the progress stalls somewhere around 70%
and will then take a very long time finishing the remaining percent (10
minutes or more).
- WORKAROUND
-
- Wait several minutes for mountall to realize that the disk check is
- c
I think removing ‘quiet splash’ is a red herring. I can reproduce the
problem by creating /forcefsck, whether or not ‘quiet splash’ is in the
boot flags. Here is a bootchart without ‘quiet splash’ that
demonstrates the same problem (mountall spins at 100% CPU for 200
seconds after all the fscks a
** Description changed:
+ PROBLEM
+
+ When a disk check is performed, the progress stalls somewhere around 70%
+ and will then take a very long time finishing the remaining percent (10
+ minutes or more).
+
+ WORKAROUND
+
+ If you are currently seeing this, it should be possible to get past the
** Attachment added: "balanced-tree-lucid-20100430-1.tgz"
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I saw this too, and can reproduce with touch /forcefsck; reboot. Here’s
a bootchart; it shows mountall spinning at 100% CPU for about 15s after
the first fsck finishes, and again for over 200s after the last fsck
finishes. I wonder what it’s doing with all that CPU…
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Just to confirm - with quiet splash removed from grub, my netbook boots
in seconds rather than minutes when fsck is forced.
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Here is the picture from bootchart. Again, boot process completed after
some 20mins or so. Bootchart also produces a compressed archive
containing some logs - do you need this as well?
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Also notable is that if I boot with quiet and splash disabled,
everything is fine and I'm up in less than a minute.
One thing worth notice is that there is no fsck progress given when
booting without the splash.
All my testing done on a virtualbox instance of Lucid
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I'm sorry if this end up as a hijack, but I'm assuming this is the same
issue...
This seems to be a very common thing.
I would suspect plymouth for the problem, since if you do jump out to a TTY
during this then the boot seems to complete nicely.
In fact, if you jump to tty and then jump back to
srv-1-lucid-20100430-1.tgz and srv-1-lucid-20100430-1.png
'quiet splash' set in grub kernel commandline
takes 6:30 to complete
srv-1-lucid-20100430-2.tgz and srv-1-lucid-20100430-2.png
*NO* 'quiet splash' set in grub kernel commandline
takes 00:26 to complete
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Forgot to say: I'm running an ext2 partition!!!
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Dell Inspiron Mini 10v 8Gb SSD running Lucid 10.4 with latest updates.
I have exactly the same fault. As with the other reports, three or so updates
back, the boot process froze completely. Taking out quiet splash showed that
it froze after fsck had completed. The last two updates have stopped
Bootchart logs
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Thanks for the report, guys.
It _sounds_like this could be a plymouth issue, but I'd like to collect
some more information to be sure.
Could you install the "bootchart" package and reboot (with fsck forced I
guess), attach the resulting image from /var/log/bootchart
Thanks
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This not happening only on ext4: on ext3 it is even worst
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I am waiting for fscheck to finish booting my other PC since 7 minutes
now... stil all 95%, very very slow.
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I get this on a Dell Mini 9; the slowdown starts at 70% and gets even
worse at 90%,to the point that I eventually just shut down the machine.
The odd behaviour from 70% on has been present ever since I installed
the beta. Initially there was a complete hang at 70%; this was "fixed"
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** Description changed:
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On my system when fsck runs at boot plymouth % completion count goes up
quickly (<10 seconds) up to about 80% and then slows down considerably:
the complete fsck of my 125GB HD, 30% full takes more than 5 minutes.
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+ While this goe
As four people are affected, I set the status to confirmed.
I experience this behavior on 64 bit. The 'problematic' area starts at
74%. I'm running a fully up to date Lucid.
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