Thanks again.
I actually resolved this by re-creating the install media using Rufus and doing a re-install. Working now. I assume it was bad install media or just a bad install.
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Thanks again.
I actually resolved this by re-creating the install media using Rufus and doing a re-install. Working now. I assume it was bad install media or just a bad install.
Thank you for the response and clarification. Please see the 2nd boot repair that I linked to at the bottom of my original post for full info.
Please see the attachment for the ls commands from...
Cannot boot into Xubuntu 20.04 after upgrade from Lubuntu 16.04
Hi all,
I had Win10 and 16.04 installed on a partitioned SSD in UEFI mode. This was working for many years. I upgraded to 20.04 by re-formatting that Ubuntu partition and doing a fresh install onto...
I am going to try Pale Moon.
Thanks to all for your help. I installed 4.7 and it is working well. It solved the original issue that I was having where the display did not return after the session returned from sleep.
Also,...
Thanks for the recommendation.
I have never installed a kernal before. Is this the version that you are recommending and are these good instructions on how to install?
Thanks!
Hi,
Looking for some guidance on how to handle this suspected bug.
After upgrading to 4.4.0-34, I am receiving this error in syslog:
[ 1.688565] [drm:intel_dp_link_training_clock_recovery...
Sorry to re-open this, but what are the actual steps to install the "i965-va-driver"?
I have only done this so far and restarted:
It seems like I am missing a step which actually configures...