Node couldn't boot after upgrading to Umbrel OS 1.2

Support and Troubleshooting
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After updating from Umbrel 1.1 my node (laptop with native install of Umbrel OS) did the restart but then got a failed boot because the mount of the HDD took more than 3 minutes (it takes 5 to succeed), which then took me into the emergency mode, but again, as I reported in a previous post, Umbrel auto locks the root user, so I end up in an endless loop without being able to troubleshoot.
I reported about this bug in this post:

So what happened is that I had to use a live USB to get into chroot, reset the root password again, and then when I restarted the HDD with Umbrel, it booted to the previous 1.1 version successfully. I’m guessing that it keeps the old version in case of failure? I can’t tell because even the journalctl logs don’t show the previous failed boot. It’s as if it never happened.

So:

  1. Please fix the Umbrel release so it doesn’t lock the root user, and add more time for the system to mount the HDD (10 mins is enough, 3 is not).
  2. How is it that I don’t see the effect of the update anywhere?
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This is how the error looks like. I just tried it again. If I just restart the machine it rolls back to 1.1 and again recommenda the update to 1.2

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Seems I have the same issue. Can you explain how to fix this?

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I have the same error. Pelase, can sombody help us?

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I solve the problem by doing the format on my SSD. I used a run ubuntu from usb without installing to do this