Yohai
April 7th, 2011, 03:54 PM
Hi all.
I have a Dell studio running ubuntu for two years now (I'm a semi-newbie).
I had ubuntu 10.04, but a few days ago, the update manager started to bug me that some stuff don't work properly and that I need to to a partial upgrade. I postponed that for a while, and all worked fine, but I finally had sometime and clicked "yes", all began collapsing:
1) the update manager crashed while updating.
2) I rebooted and ran it again. same crash at the same stage.
3) I decided, god knows why, to do a full upgrade to 10.10, which also crasehd.
Now it won't even boot. It always get stuck at a line saying
"no IPv6 routers present"
or something of that sort.
when I switch off manually the wireless switch on the laptop, the boot gets stuck a bit earlier, on a line that says:
"laptop login:"
any ideas?
please save me!
thanks,
yohai
EDIT: I just remembered something which might be important: I had a hibernation problem on the upgrade to 10.04, so I played around a bit with that. now it uses libgcrypt, and I remember I set up something manually then, but I can't remember what.
I have a Dell studio running ubuntu for two years now (I'm a semi-newbie).
I had ubuntu 10.04, but a few days ago, the update manager started to bug me that some stuff don't work properly and that I need to to a partial upgrade. I postponed that for a while, and all worked fine, but I finally had sometime and clicked "yes", all began collapsing:
1) the update manager crashed while updating.
2) I rebooted and ran it again. same crash at the same stage.
3) I decided, god knows why, to do a full upgrade to 10.10, which also crasehd.
Now it won't even boot. It always get stuck at a line saying
"no IPv6 routers present"
or something of that sort.
when I switch off manually the wireless switch on the laptop, the boot gets stuck a bit earlier, on a line that says:
"laptop login:"
any ideas?
please save me!
thanks,
yohai
EDIT: I just remembered something which might be important: I had a hibernation problem on the upgrade to 10.04, so I played around a bit with that. now it uses libgcrypt, and I remember I set up something manually then, but I can't remember what.