LINUX LITE 7.2 FINAL RELEASED - SEE RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENTS SECTION FOR DETAILS


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#21
Same thing happened with both of the 1st suggestions.  I do not feel comfortable trying the forced fsck.  I will try again to make a live usb.  I tried LLOS 4.8  and 5.6 and had issues getting to a desktop. I was using etcher and had issues with that before.  I will try again with unetbootin which has worked for me in the past.  Not sure I will get to it today anymore.

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I ran fsck on both partitions and was told that they were clean.  Earlier this week came a new kernel update.  It was listed as 5.4.0-96.101 or something like that.  Running a kernel identifier command said it is 5.4.0-97.  No problems with this one and have had several inconsequential boots.  Made a backup of it.  Would like to get rid of the problem kernels and have successfully done this before except last time when for some unknown reason2 of the 3 parts of 5.4.0-91were also removed which caused boot issues.  Thanks for all of the help to now.
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