Comment 6 for bug 1822047
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| Pierre Equoy (pieq) wrote Re: After install, cannot boot into system unless I use nomodeset kernel parameter | #6 |
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1/2/3. I made a fresh install.
On the first boot, device was blocked at the "Ubuntu" logo with the dots blinking white and orange forever. Pressing Esc wouldn't do anything (it's supposed to show the boot process) and pressing NumLock on the numpad wouldn't light the NumLock LED (it's my to-go check to see if the system froze or not).
I force-shutdown it, started again, this time it showed me the login screen, I logged in and it remained on a dark purple screen with a black mouse cursor for about 1-2 minutes before finally displaying the OOBE screen (where you have to press Next and select if you want to send anonymous report etc.).
I then typed `journalctl -b-1 > prevboot.txt`, this is the file attached to this comment. Apologies as the locale is set to Chinese because my timezone is Taipei.