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"Running /scripts/init-premount" delays ubuntu 20.04.3 boot

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When I boot my computer it is always stuck for ca 2 minutes on motherboard logo screen. There is a loading indicator but no more explaination. I pressed Ctr+Alt+7 to open to command line and saw this. "Begin: Running /scripts/init-premount". I found the folder init-premount ("/etc/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-premount") but it is empty. After the time is up (I have not seen "done" coming up at the end of the line as the "loading essential driver" line has). I have tried to:

  1. Replace RESUME=UUID=xxx with RESUME=none (with sudo update grub)
  2. Edit /etc/default/grub. I set GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="noresume"

I don't know why the script is taking so long to run. Maybe it doesn't run the script it is just looking for it and the script just doesn't exist. I have no idea though.

This is what Ctr+Alt+7 looks like:

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This can happen when the boot partition UUID changes.

Need to update initramfs in addition to GRUB:

  1. sudo update-initramfs -u
  2. sudo update-grub

Note: update-initramfs is part of initramfs-tools package.

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