![]() ![]() Never did go through the route of trying to find a permanent fix in fstab for this. What I had noticed happened in the past on Ubuntu 16.04 is that when an update was installed via sudo apt-get update that may have had a kernel update in it, it woould act this way, but then after removing the other drives and resetting the logical boot drive again would resolve things back to normal. I cannot figure what else to do now that this has happened. ![]() Now, with all other drives removed except SSD as well as having the SSD set as the logical drive and boot in BIOS, it always just keeps going after attempting to boot from "C:/" and just starts to loop on booting from NIC. The mobo has a connection for an ODD and since I wanted to setup the drive bays for raid and boot from an SSD, I have been successfully using the ODD as the boot drive and running my OS from it until I tried this upgrade to 18.04. So I have a HP ProLiant Gen8 micro server with 4 disks bays. ![]()
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