07-01-2017, 09:18 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-01-2017, 10:08 AM by gold_finger.)
That's strange -- don't know why it would be showing LL as 2.8 still. When you installed LL3.4 did you remember to check the box to format the root partition (/dev/sda3) that you installed to? If not, do the installation again and format the partition.
Otherwise, ...
Boot into Ubuntu, open a terminal and post back here with output from following commands. (See this post for instructions on how to post terminal output to forum using code blocks.)
(NOTE: "menuentry '" part of command is typed as double-quote, menuentry, space, single-quote, double-quote.)
Now, going to have you mount the LL root partition in terminal, run a command to confirm the version installed, then unmount it. Post back with output of these commands also:
P.s.
I edited your prior posts with terminal output to put them in code blocks. For some reason (unknown to me) lines with the "@" character between "Ray" and "Ray-Kudu-Pro" seem to automatically trigger the forum software to convert the line into something referring to a member with username "Ray". Just ignore that -- it's a glitch in forum software design ... a very annoying glitch (to me at least).
Otherwise, ...
Boot into Ubuntu, open a terminal and post back here with output from following commands. (See this post for instructions on how to post terminal output to forum using code blocks.)
Code:
sudo os-prober
cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg | grep "menuentry '"
Now, going to have you mount the LL root partition in terminal, run a command to confirm the version installed, then unmount it. Post back with output of these commands also:
Code:
sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
cat /mnt/etc/issue
sudo umount /dev/sda3
P.s.
I edited your prior posts with terminal output to put them in code blocks. For some reason (unknown to me) lines with the "@" character between "Ray" and "Ray-Kudu-Pro" seem to automatically trigger the forum software to convert the line into something referring to a member with username "Ray". Just ignore that -- it's a glitch in forum software design ... a very annoying glitch (to me at least).
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