Lubuntu 16.04 LTS stuck on splash screen after kernel update[SOLVED]
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I decided to test Btrfs so I installed Lubuntu using it. Everything went fine until I updated the kernel from 4.08 to 4.15.
After that, the system simply won't boot. I get past the grub menu, but after that, the machine freezes at the splash screen.
I tried using boot repair to recover it, but it changed nothing.
Here's the pastebin from boot repair http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vJKS2pprbh/
Any ideas?
grub2 lubuntu btrfs
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
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I decided to test Btrfs so I installed Lubuntu using it. Everything went fine until I updated the kernel from 4.08 to 4.15.
After that, the system simply won't boot. I get past the grub menu, but after that, the machine freezes at the splash screen.
I tried using boot repair to recover it, but it changed nothing.
Here's the pastebin from boot repair http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vJKS2pprbh/
Any ideas?
grub2 lubuntu btrfs
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
Can you still boot into your old 4.08 kernel?
– rickhg12hs
Nov 9 at 22:53
@rickhg12hs I managed to solve it. I don't know why but upon installing Linux 4.15 Ubuntu downloaded Linux 4.15 low latency and set it as default on grub bootloader, wghich by the way doesn't boot at all, but still I could boot on other kernel versions, including Linux 4.15 generic, so I did it and edited grub.cfg manually, so as to remove the bad entries
– Ezequiel Barbosa
Nov 18 at 12:39
Well, at least you figured out how to get it working again.
– rickhg12hs
Nov 18 at 13:08
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I decided to test Btrfs so I installed Lubuntu using it. Everything went fine until I updated the kernel from 4.08 to 4.15.
After that, the system simply won't boot. I get past the grub menu, but after that, the machine freezes at the splash screen.
I tried using boot repair to recover it, but it changed nothing.
Here's the pastebin from boot repair http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vJKS2pprbh/
Any ideas?
grub2 lubuntu btrfs
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
I decided to test Btrfs so I installed Lubuntu using it. Everything went fine until I updated the kernel from 4.08 to 4.15.
After that, the system simply won't boot. I get past the grub menu, but after that, the machine freezes at the splash screen.
I tried using boot repair to recover it, but it changed nothing.
Here's the pastebin from boot repair http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/vJKS2pprbh/
Any ideas?
grub2 lubuntu btrfs
grub2 lubuntu btrfs
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
edited Nov 18 at 12:40
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
asked Nov 9 at 16:43
Ezequiel Barbosa
1166
1166
Can you still boot into your old 4.08 kernel?
– rickhg12hs
Nov 9 at 22:53
@rickhg12hs I managed to solve it. I don't know why but upon installing Linux 4.15 Ubuntu downloaded Linux 4.15 low latency and set it as default on grub bootloader, wghich by the way doesn't boot at all, but still I could boot on other kernel versions, including Linux 4.15 generic, so I did it and edited grub.cfg manually, so as to remove the bad entries
– Ezequiel Barbosa
Nov 18 at 12:39
Well, at least you figured out how to get it working again.
– rickhg12hs
Nov 18 at 13:08
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Can you still boot into your old 4.08 kernel?
– rickhg12hs
Nov 9 at 22:53
@rickhg12hs I managed to solve it. I don't know why but upon installing Linux 4.15 Ubuntu downloaded Linux 4.15 low latency and set it as default on grub bootloader, wghich by the way doesn't boot at all, but still I could boot on other kernel versions, including Linux 4.15 generic, so I did it and edited grub.cfg manually, so as to remove the bad entries
– Ezequiel Barbosa
Nov 18 at 12:39
Well, at least you figured out how to get it working again.
– rickhg12hs
Nov 18 at 13:08
Can you still boot into your old 4.08 kernel?
– rickhg12hs
Nov 9 at 22:53
Can you still boot into your old 4.08 kernel?
– rickhg12hs
Nov 9 at 22:53
@rickhg12hs I managed to solve it. I don't know why but upon installing Linux 4.15 Ubuntu downloaded Linux 4.15 low latency and set it as default on grub bootloader, wghich by the way doesn't boot at all, but still I could boot on other kernel versions, including Linux 4.15 generic, so I did it and edited grub.cfg manually, so as to remove the bad entries
– Ezequiel Barbosa
Nov 18 at 12:39
@rickhg12hs I managed to solve it. I don't know why but upon installing Linux 4.15 Ubuntu downloaded Linux 4.15 low latency and set it as default on grub bootloader, wghich by the way doesn't boot at all, but still I could boot on other kernel versions, including Linux 4.15 generic, so I did it and edited grub.cfg manually, so as to remove the bad entries
– Ezequiel Barbosa
Nov 18 at 12:39
Well, at least you figured out how to get it working again.
– rickhg12hs
Nov 18 at 13:08
Well, at least you figured out how to get it working again.
– rickhg12hs
Nov 18 at 13:08
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Can you still boot into your old 4.08 kernel?
– rickhg12hs
Nov 9 at 22:53
@rickhg12hs I managed to solve it. I don't know why but upon installing Linux 4.15 Ubuntu downloaded Linux 4.15 low latency and set it as default on grub bootloader, wghich by the way doesn't boot at all, but still I could boot on other kernel versions, including Linux 4.15 generic, so I did it and edited grub.cfg manually, so as to remove the bad entries
– Ezequiel Barbosa
Nov 18 at 12:39
Well, at least you figured out how to get it working again.
– rickhg12hs
Nov 18 at 13:08