oscy724
December 2nd, 2011, 11:25 PM
Hello all, I've been using 10.10 for some time now and usually install all the updates that are released, except for upgrading to the latest version. Unfortunately the last updates that update manager installed ended up leaving the Ubuntu installation useless, as it will boot into a black screen from which it never recovers.
The GRUB works fine, and I can enter any kernel, recovery mode as well, without any luck. I removed it, and reinstalled it. But once again once the updates caused the same failure.
I have 2 hdd's the first has only one partition with Windows 7 64bit, the second hdd has a ntfs partition, and the Linux Ubuntu 10.10 partition/installation on sdb5.
I tried some fixes that I found with similar symptoms with updating the GRUB but none worked.
Has anyone else experienced this? I would like to keep 10.10, it runs faster than 11.10 on my system. Thanks for your time!!!
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 3.4Ghz
MB: Asus M4A88TD-V EVO USB3
The GRUB works fine, and I can enter any kernel, recovery mode as well, without any luck. I removed it, and reinstalled it. But once again once the updates caused the same failure.
I have 2 hdd's the first has only one partition with Windows 7 64bit, the second hdd has a ntfs partition, and the Linux Ubuntu 10.10 partition/installation on sdb5.
I tried some fixes that I found with similar symptoms with updating the GRUB but none worked.
Has anyone else experienced this? I would like to keep 10.10, it runs faster than 11.10 on my system. Thanks for your time!!!
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 3.4Ghz
MB: Asus M4A88TD-V EVO USB3