So, for any of you that keep your automatic updates on, there was a partial upgrade for Ubuntu 11.04 32bit a few days ago. So like any update I went through with it, waited until it was all complete and then hit the restart button, and of course something had to of gone wrong.
For note, I have an Acer Mini Desktop AX1800-E1232, for anyone wondering.
After completely rebooting, my system will no longer start up. It freezes at "Checking Battery State". Now before you go writing the answer to that problem, I managed to disable the power management service so it no longer does the check, but still no deal. Now, it seems to freeze at enable the Winbind daemon, which for the hell of it I turned off too and had no effect.
I also tried a couple other things:
- Disabled Power Management Services
- Disabled Winbindd Services.
- Updated all packages (Up until an hour ago).
- Fixed all broken packages
- Reinstalled GDM and XOrg
- Checked File System for Errors
- Attempted to boot Failsafe graphics mode. (Which has never worked for me, it never gets past "Your settings are wrong yada yada yada". Even after configuring them.)
I've literally run out of ideas, it's definitely been a frustrating night. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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