Ubuntu 18.04 does not boot after install: “Hold until boot process finishes up”
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I just installed ubuntu-desktop 18.04 on a new machine (no OS was previously installed). When I restart after installation completes the boot process gets stuck with "Started hold until boot finishes up". Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F2 or F1 does not do anything.
When I go into the recovery screen, the keyboard does not respond...
Any ideas how to deal with these issues?
Thanks!
grub2 18.04
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I just installed ubuntu-desktop 18.04 on a new machine (no OS was previously installed). When I restart after installation completes the boot process gets stuck with "Started hold until boot finishes up". Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F2 or F1 does not do anything.
When I go into the recovery screen, the keyboard does not respond...
Any ideas how to deal with these issues?
Thanks!
grub2 18.04
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
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asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
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Did you found a solution for this ?
– Charles-Antoine Fournel
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I just installed ubuntu-desktop 18.04 on a new machine (no OS was previously installed). When I restart after installation completes the boot process gets stuck with "Started hold until boot finishes up". Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F2 or F1 does not do anything.
When I go into the recovery screen, the keyboard does not respond...
Any ideas how to deal with these issues?
Thanks!
grub2 18.04
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
671416
asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
613
I just installed ubuntu-desktop 18.04 on a new machine (no OS was previously installed). When I restart after installation completes the boot process gets stuck with "Started hold until boot finishes up". Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F2 or F1 does not do anything.
When I go into the recovery screen, the keyboard does not respond...
Any ideas how to deal with these issues?
Thanks!
grub2 18.04
grub2 18.04
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
671416
asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
613
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
671416
asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
613
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
671416
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
671416
edited Jun 8 at 13:12
Eranda Peiris
671416
671416
asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
613
asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
613
asked May 8 at 14:34
id5h
613
613
Did you found a solution for this ?
– Charles-Antoine Fournel
May 21 at 16:20
add a comment |
Did you found a solution for this ?
– Charles-Antoine Fournel
May 21 at 16:20
Did you found a solution for this ?
– Charles-Antoine Fournel
May 21 at 16:20
Did you found a solution for this ?
– Charles-Antoine Fournel
May 21 at 16:20
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On power up, can you press ESC or DEL or whatever key sequence gets you into the boot manager? I upgraded a LattePanda running lubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, and it was looping through some failure sequence. When I pressed ESC and entered the boot manager, I found that the first item in the boot sequence was an entry for Android. I don't have Android installed on this device, so I don't know how or why that entry was there. I selected the override to boot ubuntu, which worked fine. Once in the ubuntu O/S, I entered the following, based on info I found in another post:
sudo modprobe efivars
followed by:
efibootmgr
which told me that the Android entry was #5, so I then entered:
sudo efibootmgr -b 5 -B
to remove that entry from the boot sequence so that the next time I powered off and back on, it went to ubuntu.
Hope this helps.
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
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This happens when you don't Unmount your external device and remove it . Use the above method press Ctrl+Alt+F2 orF1 enter Username and Password. Now Using terminal type
sudo modprobe efivars
and then followed by
efibootmgr
You will see the boot sequence order look for external device's now type
sudo efibootmgr -b no -B
Note no:denotes the external device's number.This worked for me.
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
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answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
On power up, can you press ESC or DEL or whatever key sequence gets you into the boot manager? I upgraded a LattePanda running lubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, and it was looping through some failure sequence. When I pressed ESC and entered the boot manager, I found that the first item in the boot sequence was an entry for Android. I don't have Android installed on this device, so I don't know how or why that entry was there. I selected the override to boot ubuntu, which worked fine. Once in the ubuntu O/S, I entered the following, based on info I found in another post:
sudo modprobe efivars
followed by:
efibootmgr
which told me that the Android entry was #5, so I then entered:
sudo efibootmgr -b 5 -B
to remove that entry from the boot sequence so that the next time I powered off and back on, it went to ubuntu.
Hope this helps.
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
On power up, can you press ESC or DEL or whatever key sequence gets you into the boot manager? I upgraded a LattePanda running lubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, and it was looping through some failure sequence. When I pressed ESC and entered the boot manager, I found that the first item in the boot sequence was an entry for Android. I don't have Android installed on this device, so I don't know how or why that entry was there. I selected the override to boot ubuntu, which worked fine. Once in the ubuntu O/S, I entered the following, based on info I found in another post:
sudo modprobe efivars
followed by:
efibootmgr
which told me that the Android entry was #5, so I then entered:
sudo efibootmgr -b 5 -B
to remove that entry from the boot sequence so that the next time I powered off and back on, it went to ubuntu.
Hope this helps.
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
On power up, can you press ESC or DEL or whatever key sequence gets you into the boot manager? I upgraded a LattePanda running lubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, and it was looping through some failure sequence. When I pressed ESC and entered the boot manager, I found that the first item in the boot sequence was an entry for Android. I don't have Android installed on this device, so I don't know how or why that entry was there. I selected the override to boot ubuntu, which worked fine. Once in the ubuntu O/S, I entered the following, based on info I found in another post:
sudo modprobe efivars
followed by:
efibootmgr
which told me that the Android entry was #5, so I then entered:
sudo efibootmgr -b 5 -B
to remove that entry from the boot sequence so that the next time I powered off and back on, it went to ubuntu.
Hope this helps.
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
On power up, can you press ESC or DEL or whatever key sequence gets you into the boot manager? I upgraded a LattePanda running lubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, and it was looping through some failure sequence. When I pressed ESC and entered the boot manager, I found that the first item in the boot sequence was an entry for Android. I don't have Android installed on this device, so I don't know how or why that entry was there. I selected the override to boot ubuntu, which worked fine. Once in the ubuntu O/S, I entered the following, based on info I found in another post:
sudo modprobe efivars
followed by:
efibootmgr
which told me that the Android entry was #5, so I then entered:
sudo efibootmgr -b 5 -B
to remove that entry from the boot sequence so that the next time I powered off and back on, it went to ubuntu.
Hope this helps.
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
edited Jun 8 at 5:41
Eranda Peiris
671416
671416
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
answered Jun 7 at 20:09
Ed Trembicki-Guy
12
12
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add a comment |
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This happens when you don't Unmount your external device and remove it . Use the above method press Ctrl+Alt+F2 orF1 enter Username and Password. Now Using terminal type
sudo modprobe efivars
and then followed by
efibootmgr
You will see the boot sequence order look for external device's now type
sudo efibootmgr -b no -B
Note no:denotes the external device's number.This worked for me.
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
This happens when you don't Unmount your external device and remove it . Use the above method press Ctrl+Alt+F2 orF1 enter Username and Password. Now Using terminal type
sudo modprobe efivars
and then followed by
efibootmgr
You will see the boot sequence order look for external device's now type
sudo efibootmgr -b no -B
Note no:denotes the external device's number.This worked for me.
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This happens when you don't Unmount your external device and remove it . Use the above method press Ctrl+Alt+F2 orF1 enter Username and Password. Now Using terminal type
sudo modprobe efivars
and then followed by
efibootmgr
You will see the boot sequence order look for external device's now type
sudo efibootmgr -b no -B
Note no:denotes the external device's number.This worked for me.
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
This happens when you don't Unmount your external device and remove it . Use the above method press Ctrl+Alt+F2 orF1 enter Username and Password. Now Using terminal type
sudo modprobe efivars
and then followed by
efibootmgr
You will see the boot sequence order look for external device's now type
sudo efibootmgr -b no -B
Note no:denotes the external device's number.This worked for me.
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
edited Oct 3 at 10:43
abu_bua
3,10081023
3,10081023
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
answered Oct 3 at 10:19
Anurag Vishal R
1
1
add a comment |
add a comment |
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