ScottishGirl
April 26th, 2013, 07:46 PM
HI :)
This afternoon I decided to do a system upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10. I ran the update manager and everything downloaded and updated fine. However, when I restarted and chose the 'Ubuntu' option from the dual boot options nothing happened. I got the Ubuntu splashscreen then nothing but a dark screen. I did think that perhaps my HD hadn't recognised the two partitions, but that should have meant that Windows 7 should have booted, however I definitely saw a dual boot choice screen. I think that problem is that the upgrade removed the boot manager from the Ubuntu partition. Is there a way to get the Ubuntu partition to boot? I have GParted but I am reluctant to use it as I don't want to risk removing the Windows 7 partition.
I have no access to the terminal so I can't post any system information.
This afternoon I decided to do a system upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10. I ran the update manager and everything downloaded and updated fine. However, when I restarted and chose the 'Ubuntu' option from the dual boot options nothing happened. I got the Ubuntu splashscreen then nothing but a dark screen. I did think that perhaps my HD hadn't recognised the two partitions, but that should have meant that Windows 7 should have booted, however I definitely saw a dual boot choice screen. I think that problem is that the upgrade removed the boot manager from the Ubuntu partition. Is there a way to get the Ubuntu partition to boot? I have GParted but I am reluctant to use it as I don't want to risk removing the Windows 7 partition.
I have no access to the terminal so I can't post any system information.