Ubuntu 16.04 32-bit does not boot after sudo apt upgrade
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I installed latest Ubuntu 16.04 on my 32-bit laptop. Clean install, erasing other operating systems. Everything was fine, I was able to reboot after the installation was finished. No other actions with the new operating system were made.
After that, I ran the command: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade, waited until it finished and then I rebooted again. After that the system is not booting.
Every time the last message is Starting Show Plymouth Boot Screen....
I can enter a virtual console with Ctrl+Alt+F1, but don't know what to do there. sudo apt-get dist-upgradedid not help. It said nothing to upgrade, and after rebooting it hangs again.
After removing quiet splash on /etc/default/grub in hangs with other message:
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Now the last message is Write protecting the kernel text: 8504k, or Starting WPA supplicant..., the last message varies.
16.04 boot upgrade 32-bit
asked Feb 9 at 12:22
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I installed latest Ubuntu 16.04 on my 32-bit laptop. Clean install, erasing other operating systems. Everything was fine, I was able to reboot after the installation was finished. No other actions with the new operating system were made.
After that, I ran the command: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade, waited until it finished and then I rebooted again. After that the system is not booting.
Every time the last message is Starting Show Plymouth Boot Screen....
I can enter a virtual console with Ctrl+Alt+F1, but don't know what to do there. sudo apt-get dist-upgradedid not help. It said nothing to upgrade, and after rebooting it hangs again.
After removing quiet splash on /etc/default/grub in hangs with other message:
screenshot
Now the last message is Write protecting the kernel text: 8504k, or Starting WPA supplicant..., the last message varies.
16.04 boot upgrade 32-bit
asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
964
finish the update withsudo apt-get dist-upgrade
– ravery
Feb 9 at 12:26
did not helped, it said nothing to upgrade, after reboot hangs again
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 12:43
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I installed latest Ubuntu 16.04 on my 32-bit laptop. Clean install, erasing other operating systems. Everything was fine, I was able to reboot after the installation was finished. No other actions with the new operating system were made.
After that, I ran the command: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade, waited until it finished and then I rebooted again. After that the system is not booting.
Every time the last message is Starting Show Plymouth Boot Screen....
I can enter a virtual console with Ctrl+Alt+F1, but don't know what to do there. sudo apt-get dist-upgradedid not help. It said nothing to upgrade, and after rebooting it hangs again.
After removing quiet splash on /etc/default/grub in hangs with other message:
screenshot
Now the last message is Write protecting the kernel text: 8504k, or Starting WPA supplicant..., the last message varies.
16.04 boot upgrade 32-bit
asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
964
I installed latest Ubuntu 16.04 on my 32-bit laptop. Clean install, erasing other operating systems. Everything was fine, I was able to reboot after the installation was finished. No other actions with the new operating system were made.
After that, I ran the command: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade, waited until it finished and then I rebooted again. After that the system is not booting.
Every time the last message is Starting Show Plymouth Boot Screen....
I can enter a virtual console with Ctrl+Alt+F1, but don't know what to do there. sudo apt-get dist-upgradedid not help. It said nothing to upgrade, and after rebooting it hangs again.
After removing quiet splash on /etc/default/grub in hangs with other message:
screenshot
Now the last message is Write protecting the kernel text: 8504k, or Starting WPA supplicant..., the last message varies.
16.04 boot upgrade 32-bit
16.04 boot upgrade 32-bit
asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
964
asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
964
edited Feb 9 at 14:04
asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
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asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
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asked Feb 9 at 12:22
dima.rus
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finish the update withsudo apt-get dist-upgrade
– ravery
Feb 9 at 12:26
did not helped, it said nothing to upgrade, after reboot hangs again
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 12:43
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finish the update withsudo apt-get dist-upgrade
– ravery
Feb 9 at 12:26
did not helped, it said nothing to upgrade, after reboot hangs again
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 12:43
finish the update with
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade– ravery
Feb 9 at 12:26
finish the update with
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade– ravery
Feb 9 at 12:26
did not helped, it said nothing to upgrade, after reboot hangs again
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 12:43
did not helped, it said nothing to upgrade, after reboot hangs again
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 12:43
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I would suggest to disable plymouth. Having acces to the console it is easy.
- Log in the console.
- Edit
/etc/default/grub(as root, for examplesudo nano /etc/default/grub) Change the line
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""And then update grub and reboot
sudo update-grub && sudo reboot
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
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now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the consolesudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sureaptitudeis smarter thanapt-get.
– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
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1 Answer
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active
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active
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up vote
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I would suggest to disable plymouth. Having acces to the console it is easy.
- Log in the console.
- Edit
/etc/default/grub(as root, for examplesudo nano /etc/default/grub) Change the line
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""And then update grub and reboot
sudo update-grub && sudo reboot
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the consolesudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sureaptitudeis smarter thanapt-get.
– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
I would suggest to disable plymouth. Having acces to the console it is easy.
- Log in the console.
- Edit
/etc/default/grub(as root, for examplesudo nano /etc/default/grub) Change the line
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""And then update grub and reboot
sudo update-grub && sudo reboot
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the consolesudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sureaptitudeis smarter thanapt-get.
– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I would suggest to disable plymouth. Having acces to the console it is easy.
- Log in the console.
- Edit
/etc/default/grub(as root, for examplesudo nano /etc/default/grub) Change the line
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""And then update grub and reboot
sudo update-grub && sudo reboot
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
I would suggest to disable plymouth. Having acces to the console it is easy.
- Log in the console.
- Edit
/etc/default/grub(as root, for examplesudo nano /etc/default/grub) Change the line
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""And then update grub and reboot
sudo update-grub && sudo reboot
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
answered Feb 9 at 13:01
S.M.
1464
1464
now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the consolesudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sureaptitudeis smarter thanapt-get.
– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
add a comment |Â
now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the consolesudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sureaptitudeis smarter thanapt-get.
– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
now it hangs with other message, I updated the question
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 13:52
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the console
sudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sure aptitude is smarter than apt-get.– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
These new messages are not bad and it is not clear why boot is not continuing. Had your upgrade finished successfully? Please try in the console
sudo aptitude clean && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade. I am sure aptitude is smarter than apt-get.– S.M.
Feb 9 at 15:54
add a comment |Â
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finish the update with
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade– ravery
Feb 9 at 12:26
did not helped, it said nothing to upgrade, after reboot hangs again
– dima.rus
Feb 9 at 12:43