@Shan Anand, your workaround didn't work for me :(
What I did:
1. boot from USB to Live image 2. Open Terminal 3. run command 'ps -ela' 4. find rsyslogd 5. run command: 'sudo kill ####' (PID of rsyslogd)
But rsyslogd starting again in a moment with another PID.
If I run 'sudo rsyslogd -c5 -i -d' there will be 2 processes of rsyslogd and killing the system one starts it again.
And installer hangs again...
What I did wrong?
@Shan Anand, your workaround didn't work for me :(
What I did:
1. boot from USB to Live image
2. Open Terminal
3. run command 'ps -ela'
4. find rsyslogd
5. run command: 'sudo kill ####' (PID of rsyslogd)
But rsyslogd starting again in a moment with another PID.
If I run 'sudo rsyslogd -c5 -i -d' there will be 2 processes of rsyslogd and killing the system one starts it again.
And installer hangs again...
What I did wrong?