Timed out for waiting for udev queue being empty

elipso

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Hello

How to fix this problem

after boot and blinking cursor says this : "Timed out for waiting for udev queue being empty"

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Cant start VM, local-lvm is ?

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I'm trying to use this fix but I can't get a successful boot at all, so I had to make the change in the busybox shell.

I was able to do that, BUT update-initramfs does not exist in this environment.

How are you supposed to persist this change in this situation?
 
I'm trying to use this fix but I can't get a successful boot at all, so I had to make the change in the busybox shell.

I was able to do that, BUT update-initramfs does not exist in this environment.

How are you supposed to persist this change in this situation?
I didn't meet your situation before,may be the lvm.conf is not correct.
But I have a approch,
You neet to get in recovery mode, then mount lvm/pve-root /mnt ,and chroot /mnt
Then do the change back or correct /mnt/etc/lvm/lvm,conf and update-initramfs -u
this is only a approch , more detail need you complate
 
add thin_check_options = [ "-q", "--skip-mappings" ] into /etc/lvm/lvm.conf near line 1120
like this :

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then use update-initramfs -u and reboot for try
I had the problem for a very long time. At each reboot I had to ("storage2" is my lvm volume) :
systemctl stop pvedaemon pvestatd
lvchange -an storage2/storage2_tmeta
lvchange -an storage2/storage2_tdata
lvchange -ay storage2/storage2
wait a few minutes because this command takes times, then:
systemctl start pvedaemon pvestatd

And only then I was able to start my LXC's.

ChatGPT went into lots of (useless) stuff around lvm.conf, pvestatd, lvm2-lvmpolld, lvm2-monitor, but not this one!

Your solution solved everything.