Public bug reported:
I cannot give version information -- due to the fact that Ubuntu will not boot
at all. So this is all from memory...
I am running the current 9.10 version, and perform system updates regularly.
This evening, I ran an update which included a new Ubuntu Linux kernel. After
the update, a dialog box appeared which called for a system restart. After
closing all open programs (Solitare) I clicked the 'restart' button. The OS
shut down normally.
Now when I try to boot Ubuntu, I get only a grub prompt with no kernel
loaded.
This is a Dell laptop dual boot setup with Ubuntu loop-installed on the NTFS
volume hosted by Windows Vista.
Grub is set so that Vista is the default. Vista still boots normally after the
menu wait. The Grub menu never appears when Ubuntu is selected.
How do I get Ubuntu back?
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Vernon Cole
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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new kernel will not boot after auto update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/537131
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