My laptop, Lenovo X200 Tablet, has Xubuntu 18.04 installed. Yesterday
there was an update (upgrade?) which I allowed to run. When finished it
required a reboot. Upon rebooting, after the GRUB screen that allows me
to choose which version to boot, I see some disk activity, but nothing
else. Grub tells me I'm trying to boot Ubuntu, with Linux
5.3.0-28-generic. I can boot into recovery mode. I fussed around there,
ran some update it wanted, and continued on to resume booting. I was
warned about something not being a normal boot, and if things weren't
right I should just do a normal reboot. (Words to that effect.) I did a
normal reboot, but the original problem remains.
I tried having GRUB boot the previous kernel(?), Linux 5.3.0-26-generic,
and have the same problem, a blank screen, a bunch of disk activity, and
then nothing. Pushing the power button to force a shutdown works, and I
briefly seen the Xubuntu splash screen before power down.
Is there something useful I can do in recovery mode? Any idea why an
update/upgrade (whichever one this is) can cause this problem?
Thanks.
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Regards,
Dick Steffens
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