SUMMARY When we boot neon unstable (I tested neon-unstable-20201108-0329.iso file) with a usb stick, the splash screen says "Press ctrl+c to cancel all filesystem checks in progress", but the filesystem checks are not aborted when we press ctrl+c. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. create a bootable usb stick with neon unstable 2. boot your machine with the usb stick created in the step 1 3. press ctrl+c when filesystem checks start OBSERVED RESULT filesystem checks continue after we press ctrl+c EXPECTED RESULT filesystem checks should be aborted
> filesystem checks are not **aborted** when we press ctrl+c on boot with a usb stick > Press ctrl+c to **cancel** all filesystem checks in progress Spot the difference ;) I believe this actually works as expected, it just doesn't abort the current file but finishes it summing. When the current file is the squashfs there can still be a notable amount of time between ctrl-c and the checks ending because of the size of that file. In any event this tech is inherited from ubuntu's "casper" so you want to report it there I guess.