Xubuntu doesn’t start
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My computer wasn’t connecting to my Ethernet earlier so I tried resetting it. When doing so it reset instantaneously which is weird for my computer. I tried shutting down, but it just went right back on. I tried force restarting it with my reset button and it went off. When turning back on, it stayed at a black screen for a long time. I held down my power button to shut it down forcefully. Now when I turned it on it is stuck at “kernel panicâ€Â.
I have tried booting into safe mode to no avail. Reinstalling is not an option.
I’m using the most recent version of xubuntu.
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My computer wasn’t connecting to my Ethernet earlier so I tried resetting it. When doing so it reset instantaneously which is weird for my computer. I tried shutting down, but it just went right back on. I tried force restarting it with my reset button and it went off. When turning back on, it stayed at a black screen for a long time. I held down my power button to shut it down forcefully. Now when I turned it on it is stuck at “kernel panicâ€Â.
I have tried booting into safe mode to no avail. Reinstalling is not an option.
I’m using the most recent version of xubuntu.
kernel
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
Stephen Rauch
1,1546716
asked May 14 at 21:50
djtravz
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up vote
1
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up vote
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down vote
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My computer wasn’t connecting to my Ethernet earlier so I tried resetting it. When doing so it reset instantaneously which is weird for my computer. I tried shutting down, but it just went right back on. I tried force restarting it with my reset button and it went off. When turning back on, it stayed at a black screen for a long time. I held down my power button to shut it down forcefully. Now when I turned it on it is stuck at “kernel panicâ€Â.
I have tried booting into safe mode to no avail. Reinstalling is not an option.
I’m using the most recent version of xubuntu.
kernel
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
Stephen Rauch
1,1546716
asked May 14 at 21:50
djtravz
105
My computer wasn’t connecting to my Ethernet earlier so I tried resetting it. When doing so it reset instantaneously which is weird for my computer. I tried shutting down, but it just went right back on. I tried force restarting it with my reset button and it went off. When turning back on, it stayed at a black screen for a long time. I held down my power button to shut it down forcefully. Now when I turned it on it is stuck at “kernel panicâ€Â.
I have tried booting into safe mode to no avail. Reinstalling is not an option.
I’m using the most recent version of xubuntu.
kernel
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
Stephen Rauch
1,1546716
asked May 14 at 21:50
djtravz
105
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
Stephen Rauch
1,1546716
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
Stephen Rauch
1,1546716
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
Stephen Rauch
1,1546716
1,1546716
asked May 14 at 21:50
djtravz
105
asked May 14 at 21:50
djtravz
105
asked May 14 at 21:50
djtravz
105
105
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add a comment |Â
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Solved it by booting into an older version of the kernel in GRUB.
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
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Try switching to a new kernel version. Enter a plain-text terminal via Ctrl + Alt + F3 at the black screen. Login, and run:
sudo apt remove linux-image-4.13.0-41-generic linux-image-extra-4.13.0-41-generic linux-headers-4.13.0-41-generic
Then run:
sudo apt install linux-image-4.16.8-generic linux-image-extra-4.16.8-generic linux-headers-4.16.8-generic
This should fix the issue.
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
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answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
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I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Solved it by booting into an older version of the kernel in GRUB.
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Solved it by booting into an older version of the kernel in GRUB.
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Solved it by booting into an older version of the kernel in GRUB.
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
Solved it by booting into an older version of the kernel in GRUB.
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
answered Jun 3 at 20:24
djtravz
105
105
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Try switching to a new kernel version. Enter a plain-text terminal via Ctrl + Alt + F3 at the black screen. Login, and run:
sudo apt remove linux-image-4.13.0-41-generic linux-image-extra-4.13.0-41-generic linux-headers-4.13.0-41-generic
Then run:
sudo apt install linux-image-4.16.8-generic linux-image-extra-4.16.8-generic linux-headers-4.16.8-generic
This should fix the issue.
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Try switching to a new kernel version. Enter a plain-text terminal via Ctrl + Alt + F3 at the black screen. Login, and run:
sudo apt remove linux-image-4.13.0-41-generic linux-image-extra-4.13.0-41-generic linux-headers-4.13.0-41-generic
Then run:
sudo apt install linux-image-4.16.8-generic linux-image-extra-4.16.8-generic linux-headers-4.16.8-generic
This should fix the issue.
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Try switching to a new kernel version. Enter a plain-text terminal via Ctrl + Alt + F3 at the black screen. Login, and run:
sudo apt remove linux-image-4.13.0-41-generic linux-image-extra-4.13.0-41-generic linux-headers-4.13.0-41-generic
Then run:
sudo apt install linux-image-4.16.8-generic linux-image-extra-4.16.8-generic linux-headers-4.16.8-generic
This should fix the issue.
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
Try switching to a new kernel version. Enter a plain-text terminal via Ctrl + Alt + F3 at the black screen. Login, and run:
sudo apt remove linux-image-4.13.0-41-generic linux-image-extra-4.13.0-41-generic linux-headers-4.13.0-41-generic
Then run:
sudo apt install linux-image-4.16.8-generic linux-image-extra-4.16.8-generic linux-headers-4.16.8-generic
This should fix the issue.
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
edited Jun 3 at 21:57
luk3yx
321215
321215
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
answered May 14 at 23:00
HolyCow
112
112
I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
add a comment |Â
I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
I am unable to get back to that black screen after the first time I got there. Now, no matter what, I get the kernel panic. I can get to a command line from the GNU GRUB menu, but it doesn’t have any commands like apt.
– djtravz
May 15 at 19:13
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
@djitravz Can you get an Ubuntu live usb? If so, you can chroot into your install and then run the commands. To do the chroot, first get the live usb running, run sudo fdisk -l, find your hard drive, and then run sudo chroot /dev/sdx
– HolyCow
May 15 at 20:35
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
This is what happens when I try to boot from the live USB. I try clicking ctrl+alt+f3 also, but it just clears the terminal. drive.google.com/file/d/1W2McY9FTuRHKP674f_6wAVJtgDKrmeNW/…
– djtravz
May 16 at 21:42
add a comment |Â
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