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It depends what you mean by adding apparmor=0 at the bottom, you need to add it to the line containing the linux kernel command options, it will look something like this
linux /boot/vmlinuz-
you add apparmor=0 to the end of the line, eg.
linux /boot/vmlinuz-
and then boot.
As for trying Ubuntu on USB, yes this can help track down where the problem is, so it is worth trying. In fact it is worth trying a clean 11.10 too, as the problem may be in some difference caused by upgrading.