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Recently I updated my system which is Ubuntu 16.04, and after the update and a system restart, my computer was left with a black screen and a visible cursor. The starting Ubuntu loading screen was not visible either.
That starting screen is visible now after update but the rest of the system is a black screen and a visible cursor.
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Recently I updated my system which is Ubuntu 16.04, and after the update and a system restart, my computer was left with a black screen and a visible cursor. The starting Ubuntu loading screen was not visible either.
That starting screen is visible now after update but the rest of the system is a black screen and a visible cursor.
16.04 grub2 updates graphics radeon
asked Feb 16 at 13:35
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marked as duplicate by karel, N0rbert, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, muru Feb 17 at 5:36
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Sorry, no because I can enter recovery mode then use resume and then I can enter my system, but there is no hardware acceleration, only software rasterization, and I am forced to use lxde because it doesnt require hw acceleration like unity. And still trying some of the first comment but without luck yet.
– k-l-r-n
Feb 16 at 14:49
I found the way to fix it. Entering in console mode with crt+alt+f1 logging in then pushing crtl+alt+f7 did the trick! If someone have this problem try it!!
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Feb 18 at 15:30
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My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
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2/15/18 compiz update broke unity
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Recently I updated my system which is Ubuntu 16.04, and after the update and a system restart, my computer was left with a black screen and a visible cursor. The starting Ubuntu loading screen was not visible either.
That starting screen is visible now after update but the rest of the system is a black screen and a visible cursor.
16.04 grub2 updates graphics radeon
asked Feb 16 at 13:35
k-l-r-n
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This question already has an answer here:
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
2/15/18 compiz update broke unity
4 answers
Recently I updated my system which is Ubuntu 16.04, and after the update and a system restart, my computer was left with a black screen and a visible cursor. The starting Ubuntu loading screen was not visible either.
That starting screen is visible now after update but the rest of the system is a black screen and a visible cursor.
This question already has an answer here:
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
2/15/18 compiz update broke unity
4 answers
16.04 grub2 updates graphics radeon
16.04 grub2 updates graphics radeon
asked Feb 16 at 13:35
k-l-r-n
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asked Feb 16 at 13:35
k-l-r-n
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marked as duplicate by karel, N0rbert, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, muru Feb 17 at 5:36
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Sorry, no because I can enter recovery mode then use resume and then I can enter my system, but there is no hardware acceleration, only software rasterization, and I am forced to use lxde because it doesnt require hw acceleration like unity. And still trying some of the first comment but without luck yet.
– k-l-r-n
Feb 16 at 14:49
I found the way to fix it. Entering in console mode with crt+alt+f1 logging in then pushing crtl+alt+f7 did the trick! If someone have this problem try it!!
– k-l-r-n
Feb 18 at 15:30
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Sorry, no because I can enter recovery mode then use resume and then I can enter my system, but there is no hardware acceleration, only software rasterization, and I am forced to use lxde because it doesnt require hw acceleration like unity. And still trying some of the first comment but without luck yet.
– k-l-r-n
Feb 16 at 14:49
I found the way to fix it. Entering in console mode with crt+alt+f1 logging in then pushing crtl+alt+f7 did the trick! If someone have this problem try it!!
– k-l-r-n
Feb 18 at 15:30
Sorry, no because I can enter recovery mode then use resume and then I can enter my system, but there is no hardware acceleration, only software rasterization, and I am forced to use lxde because it doesnt require hw acceleration like unity. And still trying some of the first comment but without luck yet.
– k-l-r-n
Feb 16 at 14:49
Sorry, no because I can enter recovery mode then use resume and then I can enter my system, but there is no hardware acceleration, only software rasterization, and I am forced to use lxde because it doesnt require hw acceleration like unity. And still trying some of the first comment but without luck yet.
– k-l-r-n
Feb 16 at 14:49
I found the way to fix it. Entering in console mode with crt+alt+f1 logging in then pushing crtl+alt+f7 did the trick! If someone have this problem try it!!
– k-l-r-n
Feb 18 at 15:30
I found the way to fix it. Entering in console mode with crt+alt+f1 logging in then pushing crtl+alt+f7 did the trick! If someone have this problem try it!!
– k-l-r-n
Feb 18 at 15:30
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Sorry, no because I can enter recovery mode then use resume and then I can enter my system, but there is no hardware acceleration, only software rasterization, and I am forced to use lxde because it doesnt require hw acceleration like unity. And still trying some of the first comment but without luck yet.
– k-l-r-n
Feb 16 at 14:49
I found the way to fix it. Entering in console mode with crt+alt+f1 logging in then pushing crtl+alt+f7 did the trick! If someone have this problem try it!!
– k-l-r-n
Feb 18 at 15:30