------- Comment From <email address hidden> 2016-08-24 12:34 EDT-------
Thanks very much vorlon and pitti. Pretty nice findings!
But...the issue still persists. I'll summarize the tests I made:
1) Firstly, I changed the link /usr/bin/readlink and, as vorlon predicted, this didn't solve the issue.
2) Then, independently of (1), I applied pitti's patch to xenial's "73-usb-net-by-mac.rules" and...unfortunately it also didn't solve the issue.
What impress me more is the difficult/interference of the simplest debug on the issue! After testing pitti's patch, still with the patch applied, I changed the start-udev load like this:
Well, the issue reproduced and I didn't see a single extra log message.
After this, I kept both pitti's patch and this systemd debug parameter, but I booted with command-line "BOOT_DEBUG=1". Guess what? I was flooded by messages but the installer showed up. This is really weird for me...I'll attach a screen session of this last trial.
I appreciate any suggestion you have to debug the issue further - by the way, using "net.ifnames=1" workarounds the issue too. Basically, any command-line option seems to solve it, even the simplest debug parameter.
------- Comment From <email address hidden> 2016-08-24 12:34 EDT-------
Thanks very much vorlon and pitti. Pretty nice findings!
But...the issue still persists. I'll summarize the tests I made:
1) Firstly, I changed the link /usr/bin/readlink and, as vorlon predicted, this didn't solve the issue.
2) Then, independently of (1), I applied pitti's patch to xenial's "73-usb- net-by- mac.rules" and...unfortunately it also didn't solve the issue.
What impress me more is the difficult/ interference of the simplest debug on the issue! After testing pitti's patch, still with the patch applied, I changed the start-udev load like this:
(before) LOG_LEVEL= notice /lib/systemd/ systemd- udevd --daemon --resolve- names=never LOG_LEVEL= debug /lib/systemd/ systemd- udevd --daemon --resolve- names=never --debug
SYSTEMD_
(after my change)
SYSTEMD_
Well, the issue reproduced and I didn't see a single extra log message.
After this, I kept both pitti's patch and this systemd debug parameter, but I booted with command-line "BOOT_DEBUG=1". Guess what? I was flooded by messages but the installer showed up. This is really weird for me...I'll attach a screen session of this last trial.
I appreciate any suggestion you have to debug the issue further - by the way, using "net.ifnames=1" workarounds the issue too. Basically, any command-line option seems to solve it, even the simplest debug parameter.
Thanks very much for the help and advice,
Guilherme