gardengxc
April 28th, 2012, 04:22 AM
I attempted to upgrade a machine with 11.10 to 12.04 however when it restarted Ubuntu loads and then I get a black screen with the following.
"Stopping system V runlevel comparabilities"
I say another post on how to fix a similar problem but that required the commandline. I don't have that option available. The install did have a hiccup that I'm blaming the problem on. Now I have a USB stick with a fresh copy of 12.04 on it.
To my question is there a way to upgrade from a USB stick instead of installing from it while running the OS off it, or is there a way to stop the boot up of Ubuntu and force the terminal to launch?
"Stopping system V runlevel comparabilities"
I say another post on how to fix a similar problem but that required the commandline. I don't have that option available. The install did have a hiccup that I'm blaming the problem on. Now I have a USB stick with a fresh copy of 12.04 on it.
To my question is there a way to upgrade from a USB stick instead of installing from it while running the OS off it, or is there a way to stop the boot up of Ubuntu and force the terminal to launch?