Please boot your system, editing the kernel command line (from the grub menu) to remove the "splash" keyword and add "init=/bin/sh" in its place
Instead of booting your system will drop you at a prompt... at this prompt do the following:
1) Run "udevd --daemon"
2) Check that /dev/.udev/queue does NOT exist
3) Run "udevplug -s -v"
4) Report the last line before it hands
5) Wait for up to three minutes, to see whether it times out and drops you back to the shell.
Please boot your system, editing the kernel command line (from the grub menu) to remove the "splash" keyword and add "init=/bin/sh" in its place
Instead of booting your system will drop you at a prompt... at this prompt do the following:
1) Run "udevd --daemon"
2) Check that /dev/.udev/queue does NOT exist
3) Run "udevplug -s -v"
4) Report the last line before it hands
5) Wait for up to three minutes, to see whether it times out and drops you back to the shell.
Thanks