My #Linux server has 3 kernels on it.
The oldest one stops booting, takes ages to error "timed out waiting for the udev queue being empty" 4 times, and then resumes. It's like 5 minutes waiting for this.
The other 2 newer kernels just keep repeating that error forever and never resume boot.
I have read many forums, tried many things, from noapic and nomodeset to turning crap off in BIOS.
It's driving me nuts, as I can't remotely reboot it, it'd just go to the newest kernel and get stuck on it
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2024-08-06 03:17:36
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