hdavid7
June 14th, 2013, 11:49 AM
Hi,
I upgraded from 12.10 last night 13.04 and the upgrade went fine until I did the reboot. Laptop now gets stuck at splash screen on boot. Just before it gets to the splash screen I get errors about CIFS mount failing, it then hangs. If I boot into recovery mode and attempt to use the options for repairing packages or fsck I get more mount all errors and the laptop hangs. Googling gives results for other versions of ubuntu stuck at splash screen but the fsck command fixed their options. Or their issue was on shutdown, not booting. I am able to boot into windows without any issue. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Laptop details:
Hp elitebook 8570w
Dual boot with windows 7
Using the recovery mode option, I entered into a root console and ran fsck -c -f /dev/sda6 manually. It took 30 minutes but did not find any problems. The other sda partitions didn't have errors either but exited.immediately as they we not all file-systems. Left image is just before splash screen, right is the error when I run any of the recovery mode options.
243800243801
Kind Regards,
hdavid7
I upgraded from 12.10 last night 13.04 and the upgrade went fine until I did the reboot. Laptop now gets stuck at splash screen on boot. Just before it gets to the splash screen I get errors about CIFS mount failing, it then hangs. If I boot into recovery mode and attempt to use the options for repairing packages or fsck I get more mount all errors and the laptop hangs. Googling gives results for other versions of ubuntu stuck at splash screen but the fsck command fixed their options. Or their issue was on shutdown, not booting. I am able to boot into windows without any issue. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Laptop details:
Hp elitebook 8570w
Dual boot with windows 7
Using the recovery mode option, I entered into a root console and ran fsck -c -f /dev/sda6 manually. It took 30 minutes but did not find any problems. The other sda partitions didn't have errors either but exited.immediately as they we not all file-systems. Left image is just before splash screen, right is the error when I run any of the recovery mode options.
243800243801
Kind Regards,
hdavid7