Boot stuck at “Started TLP system startup/shutdown.” [closed]
OS: KDE Neon 5.14 based on Ubuntu 18.04
Kernel version: 4.15.0-42-generic
I tried booting from an older kernel version from the grub menu, still the system won't boot. It shows a long list of messages and doesn't proceed after the message
Started TLP system startup/shutdown.
Kernel was updated a few days ago. However, there was no problem booting after the update. I cannot identify what is causing this issue. Does it have something to do with the graphics driver?
Update: Running startx from the command line solved the issue. However, I would like to know what caused this issue.
Update 2: After reboot, the GRUB file is not found and system doesn't boot. I tried running the boot-repait utility and it fixed the grub. However the system boots into a black screen with a white blinking cursor, and does not show the login screen even after waiting for an hour.
boot startup kde-neon
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
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closed as too broad by G-Man, Rui F Ribeiro, schily, RalfFriedl, GAD3R Dec 12 at 7:23
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OS: KDE Neon 5.14 based on Ubuntu 18.04
Kernel version: 4.15.0-42-generic
I tried booting from an older kernel version from the grub menu, still the system won't boot. It shows a long list of messages and doesn't proceed after the message
Started TLP system startup/shutdown.
Kernel was updated a few days ago. However, there was no problem booting after the update. I cannot identify what is causing this issue. Does it have something to do with the graphics driver?
Update: Running startx from the command line solved the issue. However, I would like to know what caused this issue.
Update 2: After reboot, the GRUB file is not found and system doesn't boot. I tried running the boot-repait utility and it fixed the grub. However the system boots into a black screen with a white blinking cursor, and does not show the login screen even after waiting for an hour.
boot startup kde-neon
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
closed as too broad by G-Man, Rui F Ribeiro, schily, RalfFriedl, GAD3R Dec 12 at 7:23
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
How did you get to a prompt where you could runstartxif the boot process gets stuck? Please can you clarify -- in your question.
– roaima
Dec 11 at 22:24
I opened the prompt with Ctrl+Alt+F3
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 6:29
So it did boot - at least to a login prompt?
– roaima
Dec 13 at 7:20
It is presently showing just a blank screen with a blinking cursor. However, I am able to access the login prompt at this stage.
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 9:54
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OS: KDE Neon 5.14 based on Ubuntu 18.04
Kernel version: 4.15.0-42-generic
I tried booting from an older kernel version from the grub menu, still the system won't boot. It shows a long list of messages and doesn't proceed after the message
Started TLP system startup/shutdown.
Kernel was updated a few days ago. However, there was no problem booting after the update. I cannot identify what is causing this issue. Does it have something to do with the graphics driver?
Update: Running startx from the command line solved the issue. However, I would like to know what caused this issue.
Update 2: After reboot, the GRUB file is not found and system doesn't boot. I tried running the boot-repait utility and it fixed the grub. However the system boots into a black screen with a white blinking cursor, and does not show the login screen even after waiting for an hour.
boot startup kde-neon
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
OS: KDE Neon 5.14 based on Ubuntu 18.04
Kernel version: 4.15.0-42-generic
I tried booting from an older kernel version from the grub menu, still the system won't boot. It shows a long list of messages and doesn't proceed after the message
Started TLP system startup/shutdown.
Kernel was updated a few days ago. However, there was no problem booting after the update. I cannot identify what is causing this issue. Does it have something to do with the graphics driver?
Update: Running startx from the command line solved the issue. However, I would like to know what caused this issue.
Update 2: After reboot, the GRUB file is not found and system doesn't boot. I tried running the boot-repait utility and it fixed the grub. However the system boots into a black screen with a white blinking cursor, and does not show the login screen even after waiting for an hour.
boot startup kde-neon
boot startup kde-neon
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
edited Dec 13 at 6:31
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
asked Dec 11 at 7:37
kJd47
113
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closed as too broad by G-Man, Rui F Ribeiro, schily, RalfFriedl, GAD3R Dec 12 at 7:23
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by G-Man, Rui F Ribeiro, schily, RalfFriedl, GAD3R Dec 12 at 7:23
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
How did you get to a prompt where you could runstartxif the boot process gets stuck? Please can you clarify -- in your question.
– roaima
Dec 11 at 22:24
I opened the prompt with Ctrl+Alt+F3
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 6:29
So it did boot - at least to a login prompt?
– roaima
Dec 13 at 7:20
It is presently showing just a blank screen with a blinking cursor. However, I am able to access the login prompt at this stage.
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 9:54
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How did you get to a prompt where you could runstartxif the boot process gets stuck? Please can you clarify -- in your question.
– roaima
Dec 11 at 22:24
I opened the prompt with Ctrl+Alt+F3
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 6:29
So it did boot - at least to a login prompt?
– roaima
Dec 13 at 7:20
It is presently showing just a blank screen with a blinking cursor. However, I am able to access the login prompt at this stage.
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 9:54
How did you get to a prompt where you could run
startx if the boot process gets stuck? Please can you clarify -- in your question.– roaima
Dec 11 at 22:24
How did you get to a prompt where you could run
startx if the boot process gets stuck? Please can you clarify -- in your question.– roaima
Dec 11 at 22:24
I opened the prompt with Ctrl+Alt+F3
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 6:29
I opened the prompt with Ctrl+Alt+F3
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 6:29
So it did boot - at least to a login prompt?
– roaima
Dec 13 at 7:20
So it did boot - at least to a login prompt?
– roaima
Dec 13 at 7:20
It is presently showing just a blank screen with a blinking cursor. However, I am able to access the login prompt at this stage.
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 9:54
It is presently showing just a blank screen with a blinking cursor. However, I am able to access the login prompt at this stage.
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 9:54
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How did you get to a prompt where you could run
startxif the boot process gets stuck? Please can you clarify -- in your question.– roaima
Dec 11 at 22:24
I opened the prompt with Ctrl+Alt+F3
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 6:29
So it did boot - at least to a login prompt?
– roaima
Dec 13 at 7:20
It is presently showing just a blank screen with a blinking cursor. However, I am able to access the login prompt at this stage.
– kJd47
Dec 13 at 9:54