Hey guys,
Pretty new to Linux, but I'm running into a serious issue and am unsure of what exactly is the problem.
The issue I'm running into is when I boot my personal/work laptop, the kernel dose not seem to boot up properly (most of the time). I'll get the motherboard splash screen, but than when the kernel or grub is suppose to take over the boot process, nothing happens. After disconnecting the battery from the laptop (a few time) I can FINALLY get into the desktop environment. In addition to that, I can also load grub without issue, but I know even LESS about grub commands and don't feel comfortable enough to mess around in that.
I know that there are boot error logs in "journalctl -b" and can find some other information in "/var/log/boot.log" but I don't know WHAT I'm suppose to look for in figuring out why either the kernel doesn't startup or grub doesn't startup after the motherboard is done doing it's thing.
I didn't have this issue with standard Ubuntu when I ran it (but had other issues and personally I dislike gnome's desktop, and much prefer KDE).
OS: Kubuntu x86_64
KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.4
Grub: 2.12-5ubuntu11
Kernel: Linuix 6.14.0-27-generic
Laptop: OriginPC EON16
Kubuntu is running LiveCD and not from a bootable USB (not a dual boot system)
Any help would be greatly appreciated in helping me figure out what I should be looking at.
Pretty new to Linux, but I'm running into a serious issue and am unsure of what exactly is the problem.
The issue I'm running into is when I boot my personal/work laptop, the kernel dose not seem to boot up properly (most of the time). I'll get the motherboard splash screen, but than when the kernel or grub is suppose to take over the boot process, nothing happens. After disconnecting the battery from the laptop (a few time) I can FINALLY get into the desktop environment. In addition to that, I can also load grub without issue, but I know even LESS about grub commands and don't feel comfortable enough to mess around in that.
I know that there are boot error logs in "journalctl -b" and can find some other information in "/var/log/boot.log" but I don't know WHAT I'm suppose to look for in figuring out why either the kernel doesn't startup or grub doesn't startup after the motherboard is done doing it's thing.
I didn't have this issue with standard Ubuntu when I ran it (but had other issues and personally I dislike gnome's desktop, and much prefer KDE).
OS: Kubuntu x86_64
KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.4
Grub: 2.12-5ubuntu11
Kernel: Linuix 6.14.0-27-generic
Laptop: OriginPC EON16
Kubuntu is running LiveCD and not from a bootable USB (not a dual boot system)
Any help would be greatly appreciated in helping me figure out what I should be looking at.
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