Ubuntu :: After Upgradeing From 9.04 To Karmik 9.10 All Get Is A Shall Prompt?
Mar 23, 2010
I should mention that I'm quite a newbie, and that being terse haven't ever been in the list of my virtues. Still, I did so many things today, that this post couldn't possibly be shorter then it is. Yesterday I finally upgraded my Kubuntu from 9.04 to 9.10 in adept. During upgrade I accepted everything that was offered including (one)new configuration file for I don't know what. After reboot I still had grub1, after trying regular boot system froze with error message that usplash process doesn't exist or so; briefly, only recovery mode worked properly. I think I entered clean option accidentally, if not, I haven't done anything special, yet after n-th reboot usplash problem disappeared, but I had another freezing screen, with something like:
[Code]...
I tried this twice then I tried one more thing I (think I)saw in the next few lines that are not displayed here apt-get -f upgrade. It ended up with recovery mode not working properly(only resume was possible), and regular boot ending in shell prompt. When I commanded startx from root kde started my last session(with some error messages immediately covered with firefox). Mouse and keyboard were dead! Hard reset, logging to my home and startx led me to karmik kde login menager, and again that was dead end, because keyboard and mouse were dead!
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Mar 24, 2010
I'm quite a newbie, and that being terse haven't ever been in the list of my virtues. Still, I tried so many things, that this post couldn't possibly be shorter then it is.Yesterday I upgraded my Kubuntu from 9.04 to 9.10 using adept. During upgrade I accepted everything that was offered including (one)new configuration file for I don't know what. After reboot I still had grub1, after trying regular boot system froze with error message that usplash process doesn't exist or so; briefly, only recovery mode worked properly. I think I entered clean option accidentally, if not, I haven't done anything special, yet after n-th reboot usplash problem disappeared, but I had another freezing screen, with something like:
Quote:
mount: proc already mounted on /proc
mount: UUID=d6163745-e30e-4c00-b158-66e46d40b1a8 already mounted on /home
mount: /dev/scd0 already mounted on /media/cdrom0[code]....
plus it said it cannot mount everything from fstab. Problem was partition from another computer that was smbfs, which is truly not reachable right now. Someone said it's problem with mountall.I tried solutions I found here:
1. provided by @kentaur
mount -o remount,rw /
sudo dpkg --configure -a[code].....
PS. Isn't ubuntu suppose to resolve dependencies automatically?
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1. It does not have /proc/bus/usb directory and when i try to mkdir it:
Code:
baleks@BAleks-netbook:~$ LANG=C sudo mkdir /proc/bus/usb
mkdir: cannot create directory `/proc/bus/usb': No such file or directory
baleks@BAleks-netbook:~$ ls /proc/bus
input pci
so my entry in fstab to mount /proc/bus/usb not works. Moreover, when i trying to mount that in /dev/bus/usb (althought this directory already exist and with files) mount tells me: mount: unknown filesystem type 'usbfs'
2. virtualbox-ose package does not created user group vboxusers (or any like that) in /etc/group, even after reinstallation of the package. 1 and 2 is two steps to get USB work in VirtualBox, and i don't know what to do.. Attempts to google this problems almost always gets me to the posts/manuals related to older verions of ubuntu, but i have karmik..
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I have been trying ubantu 9.10 via dual boot (with windows XP) for a while now. Today I decided to wipe out windows and install ubantu only. After I completed the install I get GRUB prompt and I cannot type anything. So I booted from CD again and opened ubantu from disk. ran the boot_info_script as mentioned on other posts here and here is the results
Boot Info Script 0.55 dated February 15th, 2010
============================= Boot Info Summary: ==============================
=> Grub 2 is installed in the MBR of /dev/sda and looks at sector 2928391 of
[code]....
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Code:
jdougher jdougher> cd
jdougher jdougher> echo $PS1
u W>
jdougher jdougher>
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[URL] but my network is not setup!! So I tried to do this: [URL] but when I get to:
Code:
sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces
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Code:
# The loopback network interface
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
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I have tried printing it out, copying the output, and then reassigning it to PS1 on the new account, but it just doesn't work.
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[e]0;u@h: wa]${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}[�33[01;32m]u@h[�33[00m]:[�33[01;34m]w[�33[00m]$
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