ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference]… I can't boot Ubuntu
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I boot Ubuntu. I was browsing on Firefox in Ubuntu and all of a sudden I got some error message, so I tried to reboot. Now when I try to reboot I get this message:
ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] ...
ACPI Exception: AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE, while resolving operands for [Store] (20170831/dswexec-461)
ACPI Error: Method parse/ execution failed
_PR.CPU0._AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE (201708/psparse-550)
Busybox, v1.27.2 (ubuntu 1:1.27.2-2ubuntu3), built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands
(initramfs)
boot acpi initramfs
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I boot Ubuntu. I was browsing on Firefox in Ubuntu and all of a sudden I got some error message, so I tried to reboot. Now when I try to reboot I get this message:
ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] ...
ACPI Exception: AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE, while resolving operands for [Store] (20170831/dswexec-461)
ACPI Error: Method parse/ execution failed
_PR.CPU0._AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE (201708/psparse-550)
Busybox, v1.27.2 (ubuntu 1:1.27.2-2ubuntu3), built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands
(initramfs)
boot acpi initramfs
edited Jun 5 at 19:32
dessert
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asked Jun 5 at 13:40
Anne-Michèle Hambye
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Do you have automatic system updates turned on?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jun 5 at 15:10
No, i don't I'm used to be ask and then I allow the Updates
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 5:56
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I boot Ubuntu. I was browsing on Firefox in Ubuntu and all of a sudden I got some error message, so I tried to reboot. Now when I try to reboot I get this message:
ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] ...
ACPI Exception: AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE, while resolving operands for [Store] (20170831/dswexec-461)
ACPI Error: Method parse/ execution failed
_PR.CPU0._AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE (201708/psparse-550)
Busybox, v1.27.2 (ubuntu 1:1.27.2-2ubuntu3), built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands
(initramfs)
boot acpi initramfs
edited Jun 5 at 19:32
dessert
19.4k55494
asked Jun 5 at 13:40
Anne-Michèle Hambye
1
I boot Ubuntu. I was browsing on Firefox in Ubuntu and all of a sudden I got some error message, so I tried to reboot. Now when I try to reboot I get this message:
ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] ...
ACPI Exception: AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE, while resolving operands for [Store] (20170831/dswexec-461)
ACPI Error: Method parse/ execution failed
_PR.CPU0._AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE (201708/psparse-550)
Busybox, v1.27.2 (ubuntu 1:1.27.2-2ubuntu3), built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands
(initramfs)
boot acpi initramfs
edited Jun 5 at 19:32
dessert
19.4k55494
asked Jun 5 at 13:40
Anne-Michèle Hambye
1
edited Jun 5 at 19:32
dessert
19.4k55494
edited Jun 5 at 19:32
dessert
19.4k55494
edited Jun 5 at 19:32
dessert
19.4k55494
19.4k55494
asked Jun 5 at 13:40
Anne-Michèle Hambye
1
asked Jun 5 at 13:40
Anne-Michèle Hambye
1
asked Jun 5 at 13:40
Anne-Michèle Hambye
1
1
Do you have automatic system updates turned on?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jun 5 at 15:10
No, i don't I'm used to be ask and then I allow the Updates
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 5:56
add a comment |Â
Do you have automatic system updates turned on?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jun 5 at 15:10
No, i don't I'm used to be ask and then I allow the Updates
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 5:56
Do you have automatic system updates turned on?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jun 5 at 15:10
Do you have automatic system updates turned on?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jun 5 at 15:10
No, i don't I'm used to be ask and then I allow the Updates
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 5:56
No, i don't I'm used to be ask and then I allow the Updates
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 5:56
add a comment |Â
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At the black screen where the boot process has stopped press the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+F3 to access a text-only virtual console.
To login from a virtual console:
At the
login:prompt type your username and press Enter.At the
Password:prompt type your user password and press Enter.
Check that the necessary proprietary graphics driver is installed. Run the following commands:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot
If you're unable to access a virtual console, the next logical step is to check if it is caused by a hardware issue by booting to a Linux session from any Linux live USB. If that doesn't work either temporarily either remove or swap your computer's discrete graphics card if your computer has one to test if the graphics card is broken and needs to be replaced.
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
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At the black screen where the boot process has stopped press the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+F3 to access a text-only virtual console.
To login from a virtual console:
At the
login:prompt type your username and press Enter.At the
Password:prompt type your user password and press Enter.
Check that the necessary proprietary graphics driver is installed. Run the following commands:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot
If you're unable to access a virtual console, the next logical step is to check if it is caused by a hardware issue by booting to a Linux session from any Linux live USB. If that doesn't work either temporarily either remove or swap your computer's discrete graphics card if your computer has one to test if the graphics card is broken and needs to be replaced.
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
At the black screen where the boot process has stopped press the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+F3 to access a text-only virtual console.
To login from a virtual console:
At the
login:prompt type your username and press Enter.At the
Password:prompt type your user password and press Enter.
Check that the necessary proprietary graphics driver is installed. Run the following commands:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot
If you're unable to access a virtual console, the next logical step is to check if it is caused by a hardware issue by booting to a Linux session from any Linux live USB. If that doesn't work either temporarily either remove or swap your computer's discrete graphics card if your computer has one to test if the graphics card is broken and needs to be replaced.
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
At the black screen where the boot process has stopped press the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+F3 to access a text-only virtual console.
To login from a virtual console:
At the
login:prompt type your username and press Enter.At the
Password:prompt type your user password and press Enter.
Check that the necessary proprietary graphics driver is installed. Run the following commands:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot
If you're unable to access a virtual console, the next logical step is to check if it is caused by a hardware issue by booting to a Linux session from any Linux live USB. If that doesn't work either temporarily either remove or swap your computer's discrete graphics card if your computer has one to test if the graphics card is broken and needs to be replaced.
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
At the black screen where the boot process has stopped press the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+F3 to access a text-only virtual console.
To login from a virtual console:
At the
login:prompt type your username and press Enter.At the
Password:prompt type your user password and press Enter.
Check that the necessary proprietary graphics driver is installed. Run the following commands:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot
If you're unable to access a virtual console, the next logical step is to check if it is caused by a hardware issue by booting to a Linux session from any Linux live USB. If that doesn't work either temporarily either remove or swap your computer's discrete graphics card if your computer has one to test if the graphics card is broken and needs to be replaced.
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
edited Jun 6 at 6:06
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
answered Jun 5 at 13:49
karel
49.5k11105126
49.5k11105126
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
add a comment |Â
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I can't boot, so that I don't come on.the terminal
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 5 at 14:53
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I tried but I eaven come on the terminal on.this way. I come ever on.the same message. See question
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 6:02
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
I edited my answer with my reply to the above comment.
– karel
Jun 6 at 6:07
add a comment |Â
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Do you have automatic system updates turned on?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jun 5 at 15:10
No, i don't I'm used to be ask and then I allow the Updates
– Anne-Michèle Hambye
Jun 6 at 5:56