Public bug reported:
I have UbuntuME 32bit, Ubuntu 64bit, Kubuntu 64bit, Edubuntu 64bit all
installed, among others which I've not recently used, on my Toshiba
Laptop A215. Last night on the bus I was for the first time unable to
get the regular boot for my primary partition, Ubuntu, to finish booting
in the regular mode. It boots on rescue. Edubuntu booted, however, so
I used it. Now today Edubuntu and Kubuntu both don't boot. However, my
UbuntuME does. The others are 64bit kernels, but the UbuntuME is 32bit.
Other things I've done that may be related include messing with my flash
memory stick and making a partition on it, which was a bit of a klunky
process and deserves a bug of it's own, but not today.
I'm using UbuntuME today, as it is working for now. Another matter that
may be related...almost all of the over 2200 lines in /var/log/dmesg
are:
[ dd.dddddd] hda_codec: invalid dep_range_val 0:7fff
Also, I've noticed that all the 64bit installations take much longer to
boot, probably at least 2, and perhaps 4 times as long, as the 32bit
installs of Ubuntu and UbuntuMe I have tried.
It would be nice to fix this without reinstalling, but perhaps more
urgent is the bug itself, as it seems to be a 64bit related one.
I will not destroy the existing logs for now. Please apprise me of
anything I should look for to help in this.
I have no idea whether this is a security vulnerability. It's
conceiveable it's from a virus, but I don't think it's reasonable to
presume that yet. xc
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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64bit Ubuntu,Kubuntu,Edubuntu no longer finish booting on my Toshiba A215
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177240
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