Unable to boot into ubuntu 16.04 Error “failed to set MockListRT : out of resourcesâ€,, after updating UEFI
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HI there everyone Im using a dell latitude series with only ubuntu 16.04 in it.
Today I got an update regarding UEFI and after updating I am unable to boot into ubuntu.The error message being "Failed to set MockListRT : Out of Resources". In my BIOS setup the boot priority is set to Legacy. And I cant change it to UEFI as i have set an administrative password 4 years back which I have forgotten.Earlier I was using BIOS options to boot into ubuntu by pressing f12. Please suggest me some solutions.
boot grub2 uefi
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HI there everyone Im using a dell latitude series with only ubuntu 16.04 in it.
Today I got an update regarding UEFI and after updating I am unable to boot into ubuntu.The error message being "Failed to set MockListRT : Out of Resources". In my BIOS setup the boot priority is set to Legacy. And I cant change it to UEFI as i have set an administrative password 4 years back which I have forgotten.Earlier I was using BIOS options to boot into ubuntu by pressing f12. Please suggest me some solutions.
boot grub2 uefi
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HI there everyone Im using a dell latitude series with only ubuntu 16.04 in it.
Today I got an update regarding UEFI and after updating I am unable to boot into ubuntu.The error message being "Failed to set MockListRT : Out of Resources". In my BIOS setup the boot priority is set to Legacy. And I cant change it to UEFI as i have set an administrative password 4 years back which I have forgotten.Earlier I was using BIOS options to boot into ubuntu by pressing f12. Please suggest me some solutions.
boot grub2 uefi
asked Feb 7 at 16:59
Mithun
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HI there everyone Im using a dell latitude series with only ubuntu 16.04 in it.
Today I got an update regarding UEFI and after updating I am unable to boot into ubuntu.The error message being "Failed to set MockListRT : Out of Resources". In my BIOS setup the boot priority is set to Legacy. And I cant change it to UEFI as i have set an administrative password 4 years back which I have forgotten.Earlier I was using BIOS options to boot into ubuntu by pressing f12. Please suggest me some solutions.
boot grub2 uefi
boot grub2 uefi
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asked Feb 7 at 16:59
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