02-09-2023, 07:36 AM
First off, if you don't already have copies, use the live boot to recover to a safe place all important data that you need from the installation that won't boot.
Once that's done, if you were using a system backup/recovery tool like Timeshift on the system you can attempt to roll it back to previous states to see if the problem resolves. The method will depend on what backup/recovery schemes you have.
If that's not an option, you may need to try a fresh install. If the fresh install boots ok, make a system backup before doing any updates.
Once that's done, if you were using a system backup/recovery tool like Timeshift on the system you can attempt to roll it back to previous states to see if the problem resolves. The method will depend on what backup/recovery schemes you have.
If that's not an option, you may need to try a fresh install. If the fresh install boots ok, make a system backup before doing any updates.
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