Swiftjay
May 7th, 2013, 02:17 PM
Ubuntu and me seem to have a special relationship from my previous laptop to my current one now.
I'm on a toshiba satellite A660 now with a nvidia (non optimus unlike my previous DELL one...)
I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit (didn't need to worry about uefi mode luckily even though I had windows 8 dual boot).
However when I shut down it says
rpcbind: restarted terminating with rpcbind -w
Everything unmounts except for / which is busy then I have to manually shut down.
Today it wouldn't boot into the gui at all, it would say reverting to power saving mode (didn't screen shot unfortunately).
When powering off I got
/var/lib/unreadahead/debugfs busy - remounted read only
* unmounting local filesystems..
umount: /run/lock : not mounted
umount: /run/shm: not mounted
I have to boot into recover mode then log under root and do startx to load up the gui from root, after resuming booting I could then log in.
I'm a very stubbourn guy I like using ubuntu and probably regardless of this frustration I'm still going to use it cause I like it. However any help to make life a bit more painless when booting up and shutting down would be appreciated beyond belief. More then willing to provide logs or other stuff anyone wants/needs to help diagnose this.
Regards,
James
I'm on a toshiba satellite A660 now with a nvidia (non optimus unlike my previous DELL one...)
I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit (didn't need to worry about uefi mode luckily even though I had windows 8 dual boot).
However when I shut down it says
rpcbind: restarted terminating with rpcbind -w
Everything unmounts except for / which is busy then I have to manually shut down.
Today it wouldn't boot into the gui at all, it would say reverting to power saving mode (didn't screen shot unfortunately).
When powering off I got
/var/lib/unreadahead/debugfs busy - remounted read only
* unmounting local filesystems..
umount: /run/lock : not mounted
umount: /run/shm: not mounted
I have to boot into recover mode then log under root and do startx to load up the gui from root, after resuming booting I could then log in.
I'm a very stubbourn guy I like using ubuntu and probably regardless of this frustration I'm still going to use it cause I like it. However any help to make life a bit more painless when booting up and shutting down would be appreciated beyond belief. More then willing to provide logs or other stuff anyone wants/needs to help diagnose this.
Regards,
James