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It isn't an error, just a warning, you don't have to worry about it. As long as it's fine, I guess I'll just leave it there. Thanks for the instructions! If you wish, you could add "loglevel=3" in your kernel so it doesn't display non-critical errors. sudo nano /etc/default/grub and make ...

I believe the issued has been cleared on my part. Just to share my experience with anyone else who may encounter the same problem: - The issue rises with boot freezing with a "fsckd-cancel-msg" - Should you wait long enough, you'll be seeing a scrolling (1 of 2) A start job is running for ...

With both "quiet" and/or "splash," boot eventually hangs. Right now, I'm going with removing both of them from the kernel command. At least I can boot into the system without having to da a force shutdown. Nevertheless, there is something else going on and the root problem doesn'...

Hi p.H Thanks for your response. I removed the "quite" and "splash" from the kernel command and interestingly the problem disappeared (tested re-booting ~10 times) I can't understand how this is associated, so I will continue using the system for a couple of more days. If the pro...

arzgi Thank you. I did find some resources on completely cancelling fsck through /etc/fstab and/or tune2fs but wasn't sure if it was a good idea. If possible, would you have any idea why this problem is occurring in the first place? Would there maybe be a root cause? If I can't find the root cause,...

New to GNU/Linux and Debian, so apologies beforehand if I haven't provided enough information in regard to my problem. If you can direct me to obtaining more details, will gladly do so. I have installed Debian 11 from the free Debian Live image. I have obtained my network and graphics drivers from t...