Help. I don't know why, but suddenly Ubuntu (64bit 18.04.01 LTS) won't start without going through the Recovery Mode menu first. I don't have to check or change anything. Just click "Resume" to finish the boot process. ] (*,)
The other day I had to manually d/l & reinstall the nVidia graphics driver. Now, every time I start Ubu, The only way I can get back into the normal Ubu desktop is to select "Recovery Mode" first from the GRUB boot menu, and once the text menu appears, select "resume", which finishes the normal boot and everything is fine (including graphics driver.)
If I simply select "Ubuntu" from Grub, startup switches resolutions a few times, a brief horizontal bar of garbage, then I lose my video signal and my monitor shuts off.
In Recovery Mode, I try "fix dpkg" but it says it can't connect (I'm connected.) When I do get to the desktop, I run the "Software Updater" and it reports:
"Failed to Download Repository":
...my Internet connection is fine.
I click OK, and it proceeds to download & install my updates. I don't know which "Repository" it can't connect to in order to remove it.
And is the the updated video driver (downloaded from nvidia's own website) the reason Ubu won't start normally anymore? The system won't allow me to go back to the old method:
This is all very annoying. How do I fix this? TIA
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