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  1. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    You're welcome and thanks for the information....much appreciated. With all of the testing and so fourth that you made to the system, I'm inclined to say that a fresh installation is wise. In order to have a successful fresh installation you'll need to prepare ahead of time. This way there...
  2. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    Sorry to hear you have a lot going on. I get it- Are the errors that you have already posted, still occurring after the update and upgrade that you just did? Reboot your system friend if you haven't and come back and let us know if those errors are still going on. I had to use Google translate...
  3. Alexzee

    which one

    Hi! ferree and Welcome to Linux.org! Out of curiosity, what kind of computer do you have (Sony laptop? HP laptop? Desktop?) and how much RAM does it have?
  4. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    As of Debian 9 the unattended-upgrades are installed by default and under Gnome the upgrades are enabled. Those upgrades have to be configured by 'apt' or the Software & Update MGR. Ubuntu 22.04.4 Jammy Jellyfish is based on Debian 12 Bookworm. I look forward to the details OP can give when he...
  5. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    OP confirmed that Wayland has control of his Gnome DE in post #9. :) I can only hope that Timeshift was initialized and took the first snapshot of the fresh installation. Not knowing what changes where made in the Gnome Settings MGR is the very thing like you said, 'unknowns' that is holding...
  6. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    @Gybbs :) - Brickwizard confirmed in post #12 that Fast Boot will have to be disabled. Have you had the chance to do that in your BIOS? Our Moderator asked in post #13 two questions, kindly give details when you can as that will help us to assist you. Can you confirm any adjustments or changes...
  7. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    Warm welcome's are what we extent here.....so, you're welcome! The difference that you should have should you decide to disable 'quick boot' and 'fast boot' will be how quickly your machine will boot up. Our member @Brickwizard may be able to provide you with more details on that. AFAIK...
  8. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    Have a look in the Power section under the Gnome Settings. Found a good reference to have about Gnome on the Arch Linux WiKi. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GNOME Is your Gnome DE running under X11 or under Wayland @Gybbs?
  9. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    :) I've had my share of unattended-upgrades running Debian all these years. Sometimes the latest and greatest isn't something to write home about.
  10. Alexzee

    Sound stopped working after reboot.

    Makes sense as sound is in the kernel.
  11. Alexzee

    Ubuntu boot errors

    Hi & Welcome to Linux.org-:) Looks like you are not the only Linux Ubuntu user experiencing this- https://askubuntu.com/questions/1487139/why-i-continue-to-receive-the-gnome-session-binary -For the 'unable to locate daemon control file' error it could be that the environment variable isn't set...
  12. Alexzee

    Sound stopped working after reboot.

    I ran Linux Mint for many years (10 +) and had complete success with each installation. https://linuxmint.com/
  13. Alexzee

    Sound stopped working after reboot.

    Raising up those volumes in Alsa Mixer always worked for me. I can understand why you would want to perform a fresh installation. BTDT--
  14. Alexzee

    Sound stopped working after reboot.

    Is this your mobo? https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z370-A-PRO/Specification
  15. Alexzee

    Sound stopped working after reboot.

    Looks like the daemon is running but it's functionality is failing. You could try to stop pulseaudio with the systemctl and then restart it. See link below. https://gist.github.com/the-spyke/2de98b22ff4f978ebf0650c90e82027e If that fails you could install PipeWire...
  16. Alexzee

    Any way to fix this downward spiral of a situation?

    I forgot that you can enter Linux this way, thanks GatorsFan.
  17. Alexzee

    Any way to fix this downward spiral of a situation?

    Like our moderator: KGIII said, if you still have the install media (Linux .iso) you can boot that up by USB or CD/DVD. You said you don't have a usb stick so you got the .iso working by going through Grub. This is not how you install Linux. Download the Linux .iso of your choice. If you don't...
  18. Alexzee

    Need help, KDE Plasma + Debian 12 Stable are driving me crazy with blackscreens and errors

    Thanks for the update. I'm glad to hear that adding modeset=1 to grub helped.
  19. Alexzee

    I did something bad

    Booting into a Live DVD or USB is wise as @sofasurfer told you. Once you copy all of your files to another device....then you can change the password and see if that works. See post #6
  20. Alexzee

    I did something bad

    How To Change Password In Linux https://nordpass.com/blog/how-to-change-password-linux/
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