My ubuntu 16.04 failed load kernel when boot and stuck in tty
Ubuntu 16.04 I failed to load the kernel at boot and I was directed to the tty1 terminal, I was looking for it on google, how to fix it and find it
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
apt-get -f install
init 6
but when I tried apt-get update it failed there was no internet connection even though the wifi connection was connected and I tried pinging 8.8.8.8 can but why when I apt-get update there was no connection.
please help me anyone :(
16.04 boot networking kernel updates
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Ubuntu 16.04 I failed to load the kernel at boot and I was directed to the tty1 terminal, I was looking for it on google, how to fix it and find it
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
apt-get -f install
init 6
but when I tried apt-get update it failed there was no internet connection even though the wifi connection was connected and I tried pinging 8.8.8.8 can but why when I apt-get update there was no connection.
please help me anyone :(
16.04 boot networking kernel updates
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
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asked Jan 12 at 1:03
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Yourping 8.8.8.8would confirm your network is working (if you get replies), but does not confirm DNS (domain name service) is working. If you can't ping 'dns.google.com' but can ping it's ip address (8.8.8.8) then you have a DNS issue; what converts human names to internet addresses (the numbers). Adding a nameserver (eg.nameserver 8.8.8.8to the end of your/etc/resolv.confwill temporarily add google's to your list (this is temporary & won't survive network or machine restart). I don't completely follow your question, but that may help get you a little..
– guiverc
Jan 12 at 1:27
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Ubuntu 16.04 I failed to load the kernel at boot and I was directed to the tty1 terminal, I was looking for it on google, how to fix it and find it
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
apt-get -f install
init 6
but when I tried apt-get update it failed there was no internet connection even though the wifi connection was connected and I tried pinging 8.8.8.8 can but why when I apt-get update there was no connection.
please help me anyone :(
16.04 boot networking kernel updates
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
4,37621522
asked Jan 12 at 1:03
Squader X StdSquader X Std
62
Ubuntu 16.04 I failed to load the kernel at boot and I was directed to the tty1 terminal, I was looking for it on google, how to fix it and find it
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
apt-get -f install
init 6
but when I tried apt-get update it failed there was no internet connection even though the wifi connection was connected and I tried pinging 8.8.8.8 can but why when I apt-get update there was no connection.
please help me anyone :(
16.04 boot networking kernel updates
16.04 boot networking kernel updates
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
4,37621522
asked Jan 12 at 1:03
Squader X StdSquader X Std
62
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
4,37621522
asked Jan 12 at 1:03
Squader X StdSquader X Std
62
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
4,37621522
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
4,37621522
edited Jan 12 at 1:29
guiverc
4,37621522
4,37621522
asked Jan 12 at 1:03
Squader X StdSquader X Std
62
asked Jan 12 at 1:03
Squader X StdSquader X Std
62
asked Jan 12 at 1:03
Squader X StdSquader X Std
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62
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Yourping 8.8.8.8would confirm your network is working (if you get replies), but does not confirm DNS (domain name service) is working. If you can't ping 'dns.google.com' but can ping it's ip address (8.8.8.8) then you have a DNS issue; what converts human names to internet addresses (the numbers). Adding a nameserver (eg.nameserver 8.8.8.8to the end of your/etc/resolv.confwill temporarily add google's to your list (this is temporary & won't survive network or machine restart). I don't completely follow your question, but that may help get you a little..
– guiverc
Jan 12 at 1:27
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Yourping 8.8.8.8would confirm your network is working (if you get replies), but does not confirm DNS (domain name service) is working. If you can't ping 'dns.google.com' but can ping it's ip address (8.8.8.8) then you have a DNS issue; what converts human names to internet addresses (the numbers). Adding a nameserver (eg.nameserver 8.8.8.8to the end of your/etc/resolv.confwill temporarily add google's to your list (this is temporary & won't survive network or machine restart). I don't completely follow your question, but that may help get you a little..
– guiverc
Jan 12 at 1:27
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Your
ping 8.8.8.8 would confirm your network is working (if you get replies), but does not confirm DNS (domain name service) is working. If you can't ping 'dns.google.com' but can ping it's ip address (8.8.8.8) then you have a DNS issue; what converts human names to internet addresses (the numbers). Adding a nameserver (eg. nameserver 8.8.8.8 to the end of your /etc/resolv.conf will temporarily add google's to your list (this is temporary & won't survive network or machine restart). I don't completely follow your question, but that may help get you a little..– guiverc
Jan 12 at 1:27
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Your
ping 8.8.8.8 would confirm your network is working (if you get replies), but does not confirm DNS (domain name service) is working. If you can't ping 'dns.google.com' but can ping it's ip address (8.8.8.8) then you have a DNS issue; what converts human names to internet addresses (the numbers). Adding a nameserver (eg. nameserver 8.8.8.8 to the end of your /etc/resolv.conf will temporarily add google's to your list (this is temporary & won't survive network or machine restart). I don't completely follow your question, but that may help get you a little..– guiverc
Jan 12 at 1:27
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Your
ping 8.8.8.8would confirm your network is working (if you get replies), but does not confirm DNS (domain name service) is working. If you can't ping 'dns.google.com' but can ping it's ip address (8.8.8.8) then you have a DNS issue; what converts human names to internet addresses (the numbers). Adding a nameserver (eg.nameserver 8.8.8.8to the end of your/etc/resolv.confwill temporarily add google's to your list (this is temporary & won't survive network or machine restart). I don't completely follow your question, but that may help get you a little..– guiverc
Jan 12 at 1:27