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Nikname_non_name2019-09-02 17:02:02
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Nikname_non_name, 2019-09-02 17:02:02

Strange Ubuntu behavior?

Hello!
[All actions are performed on a VMWare virtual machine]
Lately I've been noticing a strange behavior of Linux Ubuntu - it installs and works, after the first reboot the file system becomes read-only, even with Root. And after another reboot, instead of the normal boot of the distribution kit, a black screen appears with the console, where half of the commands do not work.

Black screen of death
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What is the problem and how to solve it?! Help me please!
I would appreciate your help!!!

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vlarkanov, 2019-09-02
@vlarkanov

I had this on a broken NVME disk with the proud word Radeon on the package. I took it to the store, changed it to Intel - everything is fine.

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Andrey Barbolin, 2019-09-02
@dronmaxman

If nvme is new then there is little chance of a problem with it, try a different device driver. Have you tried installing Windows or another OS, how do they behave on this disk?

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SOTVM, 2019-09-02
@sotvm

such a glitch was on the hardware, (with dibian
you are talking about a virtual axis)))
Windows got up, but no linux,
maybe my mother is ancient7
in toys = I don’t play
for the rest, enough c2Duo
3700 drives without raising the power supply
I’m not a gamer = for me it's zaglaza

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yvanovsk, 2019-09-03
@yvanovsk

Question: nmve is not real - is it an emulation from VMWARE?
If so, it's a matter of joint work of the virtual nmve and Ubuntu.
1. It is possible to deliver native Tools from VMWARE immediately after installing the OS
2. It is possible to refuse to use an nmve type disk in a VM with Ubuntu, use classic SATA or SCSI

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kberdnikov, 2019-09-03
@kberdnikov

I had such a mess. In fstab, you need to carefully watch what is mounted. Specifically, the uuid in fstab and the uuid of the root section did not match.
You can see the uuid with the blkid command.
Never write direct paths to fstab, such as /dev/sda1.

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