mysterious boot problems
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From a live DVD I grabbed the boot info, but it's rather lengthy.
Since the system seems to work from the live DVD okay, the inference is that it's just a booting problem. How do I troubleshoot this booting problem further?
I'm inclined to run some diagnostics on the hard drive, but it seems fine:
see also:
how to pass specific parameters to GRUB?
boot grub2 hard-drive live-usb smart
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From a live DVD I grabbed the boot info, but it's rather lengthy.
Since the system seems to work from the live DVD okay, the inference is that it's just a booting problem. How do I troubleshoot this booting problem further?
I'm inclined to run some diagnostics on the hard drive, but it seems fine:
see also:
how to pass specific parameters to GRUB?
boot grub2 hard-drive live-usb smart
asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
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The question I see is "Is that reasonable?". The answer is "yes, that is reasonable."
– user535733
Apr 13 at 12:18
@user535733 fair enough -- I updated the question. What can I do to find the problem?
– Thufir
Apr 17 at 23:18
What specific is the boot issue? You have the advanced LVM logical volume management with full drive encryption. And it looks like you have UEFI Secure Boot on, but have booted live installer in BIOS boot mode. You need to always boot in UEFI mode and may be better off with UEFI secure boot off. What brand/model system? Some do require boot parameters or drivers, but proprietary drivers cannot be installed if Secure Boot is on.
– oldfred
Apr 17 at 23:45
You're suggesting to disable UEFI secure boot? Currently the system doesn't boot -- although it used to. It just hangs part way through the boot, after POST, and never at the same point in the sequence.
– Thufir
Apr 30 at 19:27
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From a live DVD I grabbed the boot info, but it's rather lengthy.
Since the system seems to work from the live DVD okay, the inference is that it's just a booting problem. How do I troubleshoot this booting problem further?
I'm inclined to run some diagnostics on the hard drive, but it seems fine:
see also:
how to pass specific parameters to GRUB?
boot grub2 hard-drive live-usb smart
asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
1,41484087
From a live DVD I grabbed the boot info, but it's rather lengthy.
Since the system seems to work from the live DVD okay, the inference is that it's just a booting problem. How do I troubleshoot this booting problem further?
I'm inclined to run some diagnostics on the hard drive, but it seems fine:
see also:
how to pass specific parameters to GRUB?
boot grub2 hard-drive live-usb smart
boot grub2 hard-drive live-usb smart
asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
1,41484087
asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
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asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
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asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
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asked Apr 13 at 6:39
Thufir
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The question I see is "Is that reasonable?". The answer is "yes, that is reasonable."
– user535733
Apr 13 at 12:18
@user535733 fair enough -- I updated the question. What can I do to find the problem?
– Thufir
Apr 17 at 23:18
What specific is the boot issue? You have the advanced LVM logical volume management with full drive encryption. And it looks like you have UEFI Secure Boot on, but have booted live installer in BIOS boot mode. You need to always boot in UEFI mode and may be better off with UEFI secure boot off. What brand/model system? Some do require boot parameters or drivers, but proprietary drivers cannot be installed if Secure Boot is on.
– oldfred
Apr 17 at 23:45
You're suggesting to disable UEFI secure boot? Currently the system doesn't boot -- although it used to. It just hangs part way through the boot, after POST, and never at the same point in the sequence.
– Thufir
Apr 30 at 19:27
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The question I see is "Is that reasonable?". The answer is "yes, that is reasonable."
– user535733
Apr 13 at 12:18
@user535733 fair enough -- I updated the question. What can I do to find the problem?
– Thufir
Apr 17 at 23:18
What specific is the boot issue? You have the advanced LVM logical volume management with full drive encryption. And it looks like you have UEFI Secure Boot on, but have booted live installer in BIOS boot mode. You need to always boot in UEFI mode and may be better off with UEFI secure boot off. What brand/model system? Some do require boot parameters or drivers, but proprietary drivers cannot be installed if Secure Boot is on.
– oldfred
Apr 17 at 23:45
You're suggesting to disable UEFI secure boot? Currently the system doesn't boot -- although it used to. It just hangs part way through the boot, after POST, and never at the same point in the sequence.
– Thufir
Apr 30 at 19:27
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The question I see is "Is that reasonable?". The answer is "yes, that is reasonable."
– user535733
Apr 13 at 12:18
The question I see is "Is that reasonable?". The answer is "yes, that is reasonable."
– user535733
Apr 13 at 12:18
@user535733 fair enough -- I updated the question. What can I do to find the problem?
– Thufir
Apr 17 at 23:18
@user535733 fair enough -- I updated the question. What can I do to find the problem?
– Thufir
Apr 17 at 23:18
What specific is the boot issue? You have the advanced LVM logical volume management with full drive encryption. And it looks like you have UEFI Secure Boot on, but have booted live installer in BIOS boot mode. You need to always boot in UEFI mode and may be better off with UEFI secure boot off. What brand/model system? Some do require boot parameters or drivers, but proprietary drivers cannot be installed if Secure Boot is on.
– oldfred
Apr 17 at 23:45
What specific is the boot issue? You have the advanced LVM logical volume management with full drive encryption. And it looks like you have UEFI Secure Boot on, but have booted live installer in BIOS boot mode. You need to always boot in UEFI mode and may be better off with UEFI secure boot off. What brand/model system? Some do require boot parameters or drivers, but proprietary drivers cannot be installed if Secure Boot is on.
– oldfred
Apr 17 at 23:45
You're suggesting to disable UEFI secure boot? Currently the system doesn't boot -- although it used to. It just hangs part way through the boot, after POST, and never at the same point in the sequence.
– Thufir
Apr 30 at 19:27
You're suggesting to disable UEFI secure boot? Currently the system doesn't boot -- although it used to. It just hangs part way through the boot, after POST, and never at the same point in the sequence.
– Thufir
Apr 30 at 19:27
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The question I see is "Is that reasonable?". The answer is "yes, that is reasonable."
– user535733
Apr 13 at 12:18
@user535733 fair enough -- I updated the question. What can I do to find the problem?
– Thufir
Apr 17 at 23:18
What specific is the boot issue? You have the advanced LVM logical volume management with full drive encryption. And it looks like you have UEFI Secure Boot on, but have booted live installer in BIOS boot mode. You need to always boot in UEFI mode and may be better off with UEFI secure boot off. What brand/model system? Some do require boot parameters or drivers, but proprietary drivers cannot be installed if Secure Boot is on.
– oldfred
Apr 17 at 23:45
You're suggesting to disable UEFI secure boot? Currently the system doesn't boot -- although it used to. It just hangs part way through the boot, after POST, and never at the same point in the sequence.
– Thufir
Apr 30 at 19:27