Long black screen during boot on Ubuntu 18
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Up until now, I used Ubuntu 16 and everything worked fine.
But then I did a clean install of Ubuntu 18 and now I am faced with a quite annoying problem.
Every time I turn on my computer, then during Ubuntu boot process the screen goes black, the computer does nothing, this continues 2 minutes, and then the PC continues to boot normally.
How can I fix this issue? I am using an HD5850 GPU with ubuntu drivers and have no extra hardware installed.
Here is the blame log
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
lines 1-23...skipping...
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
boot 18.04 amd-graphics
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
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asked May 10 at 6:34
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Up until now, I used Ubuntu 16 and everything worked fine.
But then I did a clean install of Ubuntu 18 and now I am faced with a quite annoying problem.
Every time I turn on my computer, then during Ubuntu boot process the screen goes black, the computer does nothing, this continues 2 minutes, and then the PC continues to boot normally.
How can I fix this issue? I am using an HD5850 GPU with ubuntu drivers and have no extra hardware installed.
Here is the blame log
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
lines 1-23...skipping...
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
boot 18.04 amd-graphics
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
add a comment |
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Up until now, I used Ubuntu 16 and everything worked fine.
But then I did a clean install of Ubuntu 18 and now I am faced with a quite annoying problem.
Every time I turn on my computer, then during Ubuntu boot process the screen goes black, the computer does nothing, this continues 2 minutes, and then the PC continues to boot normally.
How can I fix this issue? I am using an HD5850 GPU with ubuntu drivers and have no extra hardware installed.
Here is the blame log
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
lines 1-23...skipping...
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
boot 18.04 amd-graphics
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
Up until now, I used Ubuntu 16 and everything worked fine.
But then I did a clean install of Ubuntu 18 and now I am faced with a quite annoying problem.
Every time I turn on my computer, then during Ubuntu boot process the screen goes black, the computer does nothing, this continues 2 minutes, and then the PC continues to boot normally.
How can I fix this issue? I am using an HD5850 GPU with ubuntu drivers and have no extra hardware installed.
Here is the blame log
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
lines 1-23...skipping...
1min 2.622s apt-daily-upgrade.service
35.903s plymouth-quit-wait.service
26.544s apt-daily.service
15.870s dev-mapper-mainx2dsystem.device
14.741s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
13.610s dev-loop13.device
13.574s dev-loop7.device
13.504s dev-loop0.device
13.493s dev-loop4.device
13.480s dev-loop1.device
13.448s dev-loop2.device
13.384s dev-loop3.device
13.357s dev-loop5.device
13.351s dev-loop6.device
13.334s dev-loop8.device
13.320s dev-loop9.device
13.286s dev-loop11.device
13.257s dev-loop12.device
13.206s dev-loop10.device
12.549s snapd.service
12.420s phpsessionclean.service
12.400s plymouth-start.service
10.951s networkd-dispatcher.service
boot 18.04 amd-graphics
boot 18.04 amd-graphics
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
edited Dec 3 at 12:19
Gabriel Ziegler
3051314
3051314
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
asked May 10 at 6:34
Askerman
386514
386514
add a comment |
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I may have found an answer, someone else asked a similar question with my experience of upgrading to 18 AND doing a fresh install.
I did this and it completely solved my blank screen problem that took minutes. Hopefully it solves it for you?
Boot hangs for 30 seconds at "Begin: Running /scripts/local-premount"
answered Dec 2 at 22:53
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I may have found an answer, someone else asked a similar question with my experience of upgrading to 18 AND doing a fresh install.
I did this and it completely solved my blank screen problem that took minutes. Hopefully it solves it for you?
Boot hangs for 30 seconds at "Begin: Running /scripts/local-premount"
answered Dec 2 at 22:53
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I may have found an answer, someone else asked a similar question with my experience of upgrading to 18 AND doing a fresh install.
I did this and it completely solved my blank screen problem that took minutes. Hopefully it solves it for you?
Boot hangs for 30 seconds at "Begin: Running /scripts/local-premount"
answered Dec 2 at 22:53
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up vote
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down vote
I may have found an answer, someone else asked a similar question with my experience of upgrading to 18 AND doing a fresh install.
I did this and it completely solved my blank screen problem that took minutes. Hopefully it solves it for you?
Boot hangs for 30 seconds at "Begin: Running /scripts/local-premount"
answered Dec 2 at 22:53
mydarkthawts
289
I may have found an answer, someone else asked a similar question with my experience of upgrading to 18 AND doing a fresh install.
I did this and it completely solved my blank screen problem that took minutes. Hopefully it solves it for you?
Boot hangs for 30 seconds at "Begin: Running /scripts/local-premount"
answered Dec 2 at 22:53
mydarkthawts
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answered Dec 2 at 22:53
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answered Dec 2 at 22:53
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