Upgrading from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 doesn´t boot
After upgrading to 18 and sudo Xorg -configure:
modprobe: FATAL: module fbcon not found in directory /lib/modules/4.15.0-42-generic
it seems there is a problem with vesa drivers which don´t fix sudo apt-get install --reinstall x11-xserver-utils xserver-xorg ......
startx doesn´t work
I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04. First, after downloading and installing of packages, screen is in black. system doesn´t do anything. But then I logged into tty1 and then logged in Ubuntu. It was saying that I am in Ubuntu 18.04. Then it asked for reboot. So I rebooted Ubuntu from terminal. It got stuck at something like /dev/sda4 : Cleaning files. After trying for a few times, I got into tty1 and here I logged in as root user and tried to update and upgrade. But now I am getting errors like unmet dependencies and broken packages. I have done sudo dpkg -- configure -a. I don't want to do a reinstall of Ubuntu. How do I get access to my Ubuntu Desktop?
i tried autoremove gnome-core gnome-shell gnome-sessions and install it newly. i tried fsck. i tried dpkg ...
it stops booting after showing:
[ok] Started update utmp about system runlevel changes.
Any googling solution doesn´t work apparently or i become lost after reading a lot
boot-repair says: xhost unable to open display
thanks in advance
boot drivers 18.04 upgrade boot-repair
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After upgrading to 18 and sudo Xorg -configure:
modprobe: FATAL: module fbcon not found in directory /lib/modules/4.15.0-42-generic
it seems there is a problem with vesa drivers which don´t fix sudo apt-get install --reinstall x11-xserver-utils xserver-xorg ......
startx doesn´t work
I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04. First, after downloading and installing of packages, screen is in black. system doesn´t do anything. But then I logged into tty1 and then logged in Ubuntu. It was saying that I am in Ubuntu 18.04. Then it asked for reboot. So I rebooted Ubuntu from terminal. It got stuck at something like /dev/sda4 : Cleaning files. After trying for a few times, I got into tty1 and here I logged in as root user and tried to update and upgrade. But now I am getting errors like unmet dependencies and broken packages. I have done sudo dpkg -- configure -a. I don't want to do a reinstall of Ubuntu. How do I get access to my Ubuntu Desktop?
i tried autoremove gnome-core gnome-shell gnome-sessions and install it newly. i tried fsck. i tried dpkg ...
it stops booting after showing:
[ok] Started update utmp about system runlevel changes.
Any googling solution doesn´t work apparently or i become lost after reading a lot
boot-repair says: xhost unable to open display
thanks in advance
boot drivers 18.04 upgrade boot-repair
asked Dec 24 at 20:46
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sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall doesn´t work sudo update-initramfs -u the same screen blinks four times, may be graphical driver?
– ANGEL LUIS BARCELO GARCIA
Dec 24 at 20:52
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After upgrading to 18 and sudo Xorg -configure:
modprobe: FATAL: module fbcon not found in directory /lib/modules/4.15.0-42-generic
it seems there is a problem with vesa drivers which don´t fix sudo apt-get install --reinstall x11-xserver-utils xserver-xorg ......
startx doesn´t work
I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04. First, after downloading and installing of packages, screen is in black. system doesn´t do anything. But then I logged into tty1 and then logged in Ubuntu. It was saying that I am in Ubuntu 18.04. Then it asked for reboot. So I rebooted Ubuntu from terminal. It got stuck at something like /dev/sda4 : Cleaning files. After trying for a few times, I got into tty1 and here I logged in as root user and tried to update and upgrade. But now I am getting errors like unmet dependencies and broken packages. I have done sudo dpkg -- configure -a. I don't want to do a reinstall of Ubuntu. How do I get access to my Ubuntu Desktop?
i tried autoremove gnome-core gnome-shell gnome-sessions and install it newly. i tried fsck. i tried dpkg ...
it stops booting after showing:
[ok] Started update utmp about system runlevel changes.
Any googling solution doesn´t work apparently or i become lost after reading a lot
boot-repair says: xhost unable to open display
thanks in advance
boot drivers 18.04 upgrade boot-repair
asked Dec 24 at 20:46
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After upgrading to 18 and sudo Xorg -configure:
modprobe: FATAL: module fbcon not found in directory /lib/modules/4.15.0-42-generic
it seems there is a problem with vesa drivers which don´t fix sudo apt-get install --reinstall x11-xserver-utils xserver-xorg ......
startx doesn´t work
I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04. First, after downloading and installing of packages, screen is in black. system doesn´t do anything. But then I logged into tty1 and then logged in Ubuntu. It was saying that I am in Ubuntu 18.04. Then it asked for reboot. So I rebooted Ubuntu from terminal. It got stuck at something like /dev/sda4 : Cleaning files. After trying for a few times, I got into tty1 and here I logged in as root user and tried to update and upgrade. But now I am getting errors like unmet dependencies and broken packages. I have done sudo dpkg -- configure -a. I don't want to do a reinstall of Ubuntu. How do I get access to my Ubuntu Desktop?
i tried autoremove gnome-core gnome-shell gnome-sessions and install it newly. i tried fsck. i tried dpkg ...
it stops booting after showing:
[ok] Started update utmp about system runlevel changes.
Any googling solution doesn´t work apparently or i become lost after reading a lot
boot-repair says: xhost unable to open display
thanks in advance
boot drivers 18.04 upgrade boot-repair
boot drivers 18.04 upgrade boot-repair
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sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall doesn´t work sudo update-initramfs -u the same screen blinks four times, may be graphical driver?
– ANGEL LUIS BARCELO GARCIA
Dec 24 at 20:52
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sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall doesn´t work sudo update-initramfs -u the same screen blinks four times, may be graphical driver?
– ANGEL LUIS BARCELO GARCIA
Dec 24 at 20:52
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sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall doesn´t work sudo update-initramfs -u the same screen blinks four times, may be graphical driver?
– ANGEL LUIS BARCELO GARCIA
Dec 24 at 20:52
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall doesn´t work sudo update-initramfs -u the same screen blinks four times, may be graphical driver?
– ANGEL LUIS BARCELO GARCIA
Dec 24 at 20:52
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sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall doesn´t work sudo update-initramfs -u the same screen blinks four times, may be graphical driver?
– ANGEL LUIS BARCELO GARCIA
Dec 24 at 20:52