Confirmed M1/ARM, Same issue with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS ... kernels 5.4.0-90 and 5.4.0-100 are OK, but 5.4.0-104 breaks with EFI_RNG_PROTOCOL Note that the same EFI_RNG_PROTOCOL message appeared in the previous kernels, but 5.4.0.104 doesn't gracefully continue. Boot switches avoiding EFI fail.
Confirmed M1/ARM, Same issue with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS ... kernels 5.4.0-90 and 5.4.0-100 are OK, but 5.4.0-104 breaks with EFI_RNG_PROTOCOL Both on Ubuntu 20.04.2 Server and Desktop.
Other solutions built on Apple's virtualization have found the root cause to be this Linux kernel change: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linu...7&id=9e45365f1469ef2b934f9d035975dbc9ad352116
Parallel Desktop Version 17.1.2 (51548) fixes this problem. It works well with Ubuntu 21.10 arm64 with kernel 5.13.0-35.
Hello everyone, we have released a Parallels Desktop hotfix version 17.1.2. The Ubuntu virtual machine boot-up issue got fixed in that. Please visit this KB article to know more.
I just got the new release of parallells desktop. I am not sure whether it resolves the issue or not.
I just got the new update for parallels desktop. I am wondering whether it resolves the issue or not. How can I know which release addresses the issue. Thanks
I can also confirm that the latest update (Version 17.1.2 build:51548) resolves the issue of stuck on boot with the latest kernel.
Hi, i still get the same error even after changing the kernel. What am i supposed to do? I am sadly on the verge of canceling my Parallels Desktop subscription.
@LeandrinL , thank you for letting us know. As we can see, there is a recently submitted support ticket where our Tier-1 team has suggested the steps. We've taken the ticket in the second line in case these steps don't help, and we could take a closer look at the case. Thanks!
Is the problem back? I tried upgrading to 22.04.1LTS from 20.04LTS and when it boots it says `EFI stub: Exiting boot services` but without the `and installing virtual address nap` part. This is happening with kernel 5.15.0-46. (The workaround to boot with kernel 5.13.0-40-generic works.)
@NikolaiS@Parallels This is @H__6 (name changed). It's no longer a problem for me. It resolved itself. I don't know if it was a Ubuntu kernel update that did it or a Parallels update, but all is back to normal.