Hdd issue after install Ubuntu
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I installed Ubuntu on a Dell laptop i3. After some issues i installed parted magic to check the hdd.
The hdd I a model ST1000LM035-1RK172
The laptop is:
Dell Inspiron 15 3567 - 15.6" - Core i3-u - 4GB RAM - 1 TB
Processsor Skylake
The hard disk is Seagate. ST1000LM035
I upload a picture
https://pasteboard.co/HiwbLPe.jpg
The bios:
I changed in the boot list option from uefi to legacy
Also I disabled the secure boot
In the advanced legacy option rom I checked the option “enable legacy option ROMâ€Â
I follow the steps you said me.
I installed the Ubuntu 16.04 but in certain time the computer freeze (the screen of the application was black and night).
Then I restart the Pc and spear message like kernel panic
I upload an image of the error mentioned.
https://pasteboard.co/HiwgmWU.jpg
Then I entered the usb stick and open the “try Ubuntu “ and open a terminal.
I enter the next.
Sudo frisk -l
Appear
/dev /sda1. Size 927.8 G type Linux
/dev/sda2 size 3.8 G type extended
/dev/sda5 size 3.8 G type Linux swap/Solaris
After this o entered I entered to the mode “try Ubuntu “ and open the “disk†app.
I check the health of the hdd using the option “smart data and self testsâ€Â
See below what appear. It’s possible to infer something? Or it’s necessary to another tests?
https://pasteboard.co/HiwQbh2.jpg
After this I press the button “refresh†and appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiwS68h.jpg
I tried to format using the “disk†app inside the “try Ubuntu “
Appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiBl7aY.jpg
hard-drive
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
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I installed Ubuntu on a Dell laptop i3. After some issues i installed parted magic to check the hdd.
The hdd I a model ST1000LM035-1RK172
The laptop is:
Dell Inspiron 15 3567 - 15.6" - Core i3-u - 4GB RAM - 1 TB
Processsor Skylake
The hard disk is Seagate. ST1000LM035
I upload a picture
https://pasteboard.co/HiwbLPe.jpg
The bios:
I changed in the boot list option from uefi to legacy
Also I disabled the secure boot
In the advanced legacy option rom I checked the option “enable legacy option ROMâ€Â
I follow the steps you said me.
I installed the Ubuntu 16.04 but in certain time the computer freeze (the screen of the application was black and night).
Then I restart the Pc and spear message like kernel panic
I upload an image of the error mentioned.
https://pasteboard.co/HiwgmWU.jpg
Then I entered the usb stick and open the “try Ubuntu “ and open a terminal.
I enter the next.
Sudo frisk -l
Appear
/dev /sda1. Size 927.8 G type Linux
/dev/sda2 size 3.8 G type extended
/dev/sda5 size 3.8 G type Linux swap/Solaris
After this o entered I entered to the mode “try Ubuntu “ and open the “disk†app.
I check the health of the hdd using the option “smart data and self testsâ€Â
See below what appear. It’s possible to infer something? Or it’s necessary to another tests?
https://pasteboard.co/HiwQbh2.jpg
After this I press the button “refresh†and appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiwS68h.jpg
I tried to format using the “disk†app inside the “try Ubuntu “
Appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiBl7aY.jpg
hard-drive
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
11
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Use pastebin then drop the link here!
– George Udosen
Apr 25 at 6:00
1) What does the initramfs message say? Isn’t it the well-known fsck case? If it does not help: 2) Have you tried Boot-Repair? If it cannot help automatically, it creates a log with some more useful info than what I can find in your current log.
– Melebius
Apr 25 at 7:39
Thanks. I newbie in this area. I will check your suggestions.thanks.
– Rovivan
Apr 25 at 8:02
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I installed Ubuntu on a Dell laptop i3. After some issues i installed parted magic to check the hdd.
The hdd I a model ST1000LM035-1RK172
The laptop is:
Dell Inspiron 15 3567 - 15.6" - Core i3-u - 4GB RAM - 1 TB
Processsor Skylake
The hard disk is Seagate. ST1000LM035
I upload a picture
https://pasteboard.co/HiwbLPe.jpg
The bios:
I changed in the boot list option from uefi to legacy
Also I disabled the secure boot
In the advanced legacy option rom I checked the option “enable legacy option ROMâ€Â
I follow the steps you said me.
I installed the Ubuntu 16.04 but in certain time the computer freeze (the screen of the application was black and night).
Then I restart the Pc and spear message like kernel panic
I upload an image of the error mentioned.
https://pasteboard.co/HiwgmWU.jpg
Then I entered the usb stick and open the “try Ubuntu “ and open a terminal.
I enter the next.
Sudo frisk -l
Appear
/dev /sda1. Size 927.8 G type Linux
/dev/sda2 size 3.8 G type extended
/dev/sda5 size 3.8 G type Linux swap/Solaris
After this o entered I entered to the mode “try Ubuntu “ and open the “disk†app.
I check the health of the hdd using the option “smart data and self testsâ€Â
See below what appear. It’s possible to infer something? Or it’s necessary to another tests?
https://pasteboard.co/HiwQbh2.jpg
After this I press the button “refresh†and appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiwS68h.jpg
I tried to format using the “disk†app inside the “try Ubuntu “
Appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiBl7aY.jpg
hard-drive
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
11
I installed Ubuntu on a Dell laptop i3. After some issues i installed parted magic to check the hdd.
The hdd I a model ST1000LM035-1RK172
The laptop is:
Dell Inspiron 15 3567 - 15.6" - Core i3-u - 4GB RAM - 1 TB
Processsor Skylake
The hard disk is Seagate. ST1000LM035
I upload a picture
https://pasteboard.co/HiwbLPe.jpg
The bios:
I changed in the boot list option from uefi to legacy
Also I disabled the secure boot
In the advanced legacy option rom I checked the option “enable legacy option ROMâ€Â
I follow the steps you said me.
I installed the Ubuntu 16.04 but in certain time the computer freeze (the screen of the application was black and night).
Then I restart the Pc and spear message like kernel panic
I upload an image of the error mentioned.
https://pasteboard.co/HiwgmWU.jpg
Then I entered the usb stick and open the “try Ubuntu “ and open a terminal.
I enter the next.
Sudo frisk -l
Appear
/dev /sda1. Size 927.8 G type Linux
/dev/sda2 size 3.8 G type extended
/dev/sda5 size 3.8 G type Linux swap/Solaris
After this o entered I entered to the mode “try Ubuntu “ and open the “disk†app.
I check the health of the hdd using the option “smart data and self testsâ€Â
See below what appear. It’s possible to infer something? Or it’s necessary to another tests?
https://pasteboard.co/HiwQbh2.jpg
After this I press the button “refresh†and appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiwS68h.jpg
I tried to format using the “disk†app inside the “try Ubuntu “
Appear error
https://pasteboard.co/HiBl7aY.jpg
hard-drive
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
11
edited Apr 27 at 20:36
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
11
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
11
asked Apr 25 at 5:56
Rovivan
11
11
1
Use pastebin then drop the link here!
– George Udosen
Apr 25 at 6:00
1) What does the initramfs message say? Isn’t it the well-known fsck case? If it does not help: 2) Have you tried Boot-Repair? If it cannot help automatically, it creates a log with some more useful info than what I can find in your current log.
– Melebius
Apr 25 at 7:39
Thanks. I newbie in this area. I will check your suggestions.thanks.
– Rovivan
Apr 25 at 8:02
add a comment |Â
1
Use pastebin then drop the link here!
– George Udosen
Apr 25 at 6:00
1) What does the initramfs message say? Isn’t it the well-known fsck case? If it does not help: 2) Have you tried Boot-Repair? If it cannot help automatically, it creates a log with some more useful info than what I can find in your current log.
– Melebius
Apr 25 at 7:39
Thanks. I newbie in this area. I will check your suggestions.thanks.
– Rovivan
Apr 25 at 8:02
1
1
Use pastebin then drop the link here!
– George Udosen
Apr 25 at 6:00
Use pastebin then drop the link here!
– George Udosen
Apr 25 at 6:00
1) What does the initramfs message say? Isn’t it the well-known fsck case? If it does not help: 2) Have you tried Boot-Repair? If it cannot help automatically, it creates a log with some more useful info than what I can find in your current log.
– Melebius
Apr 25 at 7:39
1) What does the initramfs message say? Isn’t it the well-known fsck case? If it does not help: 2) Have you tried Boot-Repair? If it cannot help automatically, it creates a log with some more useful info than what I can find in your current log.
– Melebius
Apr 25 at 7:39
Thanks. I newbie in this area. I will check your suggestions.thanks.
– Rovivan
Apr 25 at 8:02
Thanks. I newbie in this area. I will check your suggestions.thanks.
– Rovivan
Apr 25 at 8:02
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Use pastebin then drop the link here!
– George Udosen
Apr 25 at 6:00
1) What does the initramfs message say? Isn’t it the well-known fsck case? If it does not help: 2) Have you tried Boot-Repair? If it cannot help automatically, it creates a log with some more useful info than what I can find in your current log.
– Melebius
Apr 25 at 7:39
Thanks. I newbie in this area. I will check your suggestions.thanks.
– Rovivan
Apr 25 at 8:02