Re: Starting raid-check.timer renders system unusable

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On 21/03/2021 17:52, Jonathan Dieter wrote:

There is a workaround: disabling raid-check.timer, but, if you can't
boot due to this bug, you have to boot into single-user mode (which
requires a root password to have been set).

Adding systemd.mask=raid-check.timer to the kernel command line
when booting is another way to get past the hang.

Tom

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