Black screen of death on ubuntu, need the chrome passwords anyway to get them back? [duplicate]
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I have a dell inspiron notebook with ubuntu on it, absolutly love it and use it as a work laptop. Everytime my harddrive fails i just grab an old 30gig xbox hdd. Well a few days ago i ended up with the black screen after boot logo, something to do with intel graphics drivers updatinf and crashing the boot kernal. I spent a good 5 hours going through all the walkthroughs and gave up. I have only one thing of value on that hdd, and thats my google chrome passwords.
Is there a way i can import those onto my fresh install? Or am i sol?
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I have a dell inspiron notebook with ubuntu on it, absolutly love it and use it as a work laptop. Everytime my harddrive fails i just grab an old 30gig xbox hdd. Well a few days ago i ended up with the black screen after boot logo, something to do with intel graphics drivers updatinf and crashing the boot kernal. I spent a good 5 hours going through all the walkthroughs and gave up. I have only one thing of value on that hdd, and thats my google chrome passwords.
Is there a way i can import those onto my fresh install? Or am i sol?
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I have a dell inspiron notebook with ubuntu on it, absolutly love it and use it as a work laptop. Everytime my harddrive fails i just grab an old 30gig xbox hdd. Well a few days ago i ended up with the black screen after boot logo, something to do with intel graphics drivers updatinf and crashing the boot kernal. I spent a good 5 hours going through all the walkthroughs and gave up. I have only one thing of value on that hdd, and thats my google chrome passwords.
Is there a way i can import those onto my fresh install? Or am i sol?
google-chrome google
asked Apr 19 at 19:53
Ryan Hurley
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This question already has an answer here:
How to back up and restore chrome in ubuntu?
3 answers
I have a dell inspiron notebook with ubuntu on it, absolutly love it and use it as a work laptop. Everytime my harddrive fails i just grab an old 30gig xbox hdd. Well a few days ago i ended up with the black screen after boot logo, something to do with intel graphics drivers updatinf and crashing the boot kernal. I spent a good 5 hours going through all the walkthroughs and gave up. I have only one thing of value on that hdd, and thats my google chrome passwords.
Is there a way i can import those onto my fresh install? Or am i sol?
This question already has an answer here:
How to back up and restore chrome in ubuntu?
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I had a similar problem with the black screen and a way i found to boot is change the option of boot in the grub for another kernel in advanced options (not recovery mode nor network)
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small greyeditlink on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!
– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
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I had a similar problem with the black screen and a way i found to boot is change the option of boot in the grub for another kernel in advanced options (not recovery mode nor network)
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
11
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small greyeditlink on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!
– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
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I had a similar problem with the black screen and a way i found to boot is change the option of boot in the grub for another kernel in advanced options (not recovery mode nor network)
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
11
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small greyeditlink on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!
– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
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I had a similar problem with the black screen and a way i found to boot is change the option of boot in the grub for another kernel in advanced options (not recovery mode nor network)
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
11
I had a similar problem with the black screen and a way i found to boot is change the option of boot in the grub for another kernel in advanced options (not recovery mode nor network)
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
11
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
11
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
11
answered Apr 19 at 21:59
Roland Sgs
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small greyeditlink on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!
– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
add a comment |Â
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small greyeditlink on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!
– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small grey
edit link on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! ;-) The already existing duplicate is a better match for OPs answer than yours, but don't be desperate: if you're a native Enlish speaker: we have tons of spelling and grammar errors here on the site: click the small grey
edit link on the bottom if you see any and if you're not: every now and then someone posts in their native language and if it's identical to yours, edit and translate, please? Thank you!– Fabby
Apr 20 at 22:02
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
Ya i have tried all my kernals, im pretty sure my boot file is full and ive spent hours on this forum trying to solve that and gave up :(
– Ryan Hurley
Apr 21 at 16:51
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