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Ubuntu 18.04 stuck at purple screen after Grub
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Everytime I start up my Lenovo Ideapad, the Grub menu launches by default. When I select 'Ubuntu', the computer displays the purple screen and it never boots up. I tried adding 'nomodeset' to a line in advanced launch options, and even then it never boots up.
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Everytime I start up my Lenovo Ideapad, the Grub menu launches by default. When I select 'Ubuntu', the computer displays the purple screen and it never boots up. I tried adding 'nomodeset' to a line in advanced launch options, and even then it never boots up.
grub2
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
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Please do not include "demands" on your questions. We're all volunteers doing this in whatever spare time we have. I can understand the urgency but that doesn't mean we should use "ASAP" twice, especially when you gave us little to nothing to work with! Please edit your question and 1. Post hardware specifications, make/model and especially graphics card. 2. Describe exactly how and where you addednomodeset.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:42
I have a gt 740m graphics card by Nvidia. The laptop is called Lenovo Ideapad z500 touch. I wrote 'nomodeset' on the linus line. The command lines appear when you press 'e' at 'Ubuntu' option.
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:46
Again, please edit the question to add requested info, not just in comments (first please accept my edit then do yours). Now, "Linus line" isn't a thing... You need to addnomodesetto the same line where "quiet splash" is, anywhere, but making sure that is correctly spelled and there are spaces between the other words.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:50
By the way, I meant 'LINUX' line, thank you. It's a typo
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:54
Did your computer ever successfully boot? If so, what has changed? Are you able to boot with a Live CD/USB?
– xiota
Jun 3 at 18:32
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Everytime I start up my Lenovo Ideapad, the Grub menu launches by default. When I select 'Ubuntu', the computer displays the purple screen and it never boots up. I tried adding 'nomodeset' to a line in advanced launch options, and even then it never boots up.
grub2
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
Everytime I start up my Lenovo Ideapad, the Grub menu launches by default. When I select 'Ubuntu', the computer displays the purple screen and it never boots up. I tried adding 'nomodeset' to a line in advanced launch options, and even then it never boots up.
grub2
grub2
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
edited May 30 at 17:52
Moodles1406
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
asked May 30 at 17:35
Moodles1406Moodles1406
113 bronze badges
113 bronze badges
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Please do not include "demands" on your questions. We're all volunteers doing this in whatever spare time we have. I can understand the urgency but that doesn't mean we should use "ASAP" twice, especially when you gave us little to nothing to work with! Please edit your question and 1. Post hardware specifications, make/model and especially graphics card. 2. Describe exactly how and where you addednomodeset.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:42
I have a gt 740m graphics card by Nvidia. The laptop is called Lenovo Ideapad z500 touch. I wrote 'nomodeset' on the linus line. The command lines appear when you press 'e' at 'Ubuntu' option.
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:46
Again, please edit the question to add requested info, not just in comments (first please accept my edit then do yours). Now, "Linus line" isn't a thing... You need to addnomodesetto the same line where "quiet splash" is, anywhere, but making sure that is correctly spelled and there are spaces between the other words.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:50
By the way, I meant 'LINUX' line, thank you. It's a typo
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:54
Did your computer ever successfully boot? If so, what has changed? Are you able to boot with a Live CD/USB?
– xiota
Jun 3 at 18:32
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show 1 more comment
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Please do not include "demands" on your questions. We're all volunteers doing this in whatever spare time we have. I can understand the urgency but that doesn't mean we should use "ASAP" twice, especially when you gave us little to nothing to work with! Please edit your question and 1. Post hardware specifications, make/model and especially graphics card. 2. Describe exactly how and where you addednomodeset.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:42
I have a gt 740m graphics card by Nvidia. The laptop is called Lenovo Ideapad z500 touch. I wrote 'nomodeset' on the linus line. The command lines appear when you press 'e' at 'Ubuntu' option.
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:46
Again, please edit the question to add requested info, not just in comments (first please accept my edit then do yours). Now, "Linus line" isn't a thing... You need to addnomodesetto the same line where "quiet splash" is, anywhere, but making sure that is correctly spelled and there are spaces between the other words.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:50
By the way, I meant 'LINUX' line, thank you. It's a typo
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:54
Did your computer ever successfully boot? If so, what has changed? Are you able to boot with a Live CD/USB?
– xiota
Jun 3 at 18:32
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Please do not include "demands" on your questions. We're all volunteers doing this in whatever spare time we have. I can understand the urgency but that doesn't mean we should use "ASAP" twice, especially when you gave us little to nothing to work with! Please edit your question and 1. Post hardware specifications, make/model and especially graphics card. 2. Describe exactly how and where you added
nomodeset.– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:42
Please do not include "demands" on your questions. We're all volunteers doing this in whatever spare time we have. I can understand the urgency but that doesn't mean we should use "ASAP" twice, especially when you gave us little to nothing to work with! Please edit your question and 1. Post hardware specifications, make/model and especially graphics card. 2. Describe exactly how and where you added
nomodeset.– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:42
I have a gt 740m graphics card by Nvidia. The laptop is called Lenovo Ideapad z500 touch. I wrote 'nomodeset' on the linus line. The command lines appear when you press 'e' at 'Ubuntu' option.
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:46
I have a gt 740m graphics card by Nvidia. The laptop is called Lenovo Ideapad z500 touch. I wrote 'nomodeset' on the linus line. The command lines appear when you press 'e' at 'Ubuntu' option.
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:46
Again, please edit the question to add requested info, not just in comments (first please accept my edit then do yours). Now, "Linus line" isn't a thing... You need to add
nomodeset to the same line where "quiet splash" is, anywhere, but making sure that is correctly spelled and there are spaces between the other words.– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:50
Again, please edit the question to add requested info, not just in comments (first please accept my edit then do yours). Now, "Linus line" isn't a thing... You need to add
nomodeset to the same line where "quiet splash" is, anywhere, but making sure that is correctly spelled and there are spaces between the other words.– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:50
By the way, I meant 'LINUX' line, thank you. It's a typo
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:54
By the way, I meant 'LINUX' line, thank you. It's a typo
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:54
Did your computer ever successfully boot? If so, what has changed? Are you able to boot with a Live CD/USB?
– xiota
Jun 3 at 18:32
Did your computer ever successfully boot? If so, what has changed? Are you able to boot with a Live CD/USB?
– xiota
Jun 3 at 18:32
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Please do not include "demands" on your questions. We're all volunteers doing this in whatever spare time we have. I can understand the urgency but that doesn't mean we should use "ASAP" twice, especially when you gave us little to nothing to work with! Please edit your question and 1. Post hardware specifications, make/model and especially graphics card. 2. Describe exactly how and where you added
nomodeset.– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:42
I have a gt 740m graphics card by Nvidia. The laptop is called Lenovo Ideapad z500 touch. I wrote 'nomodeset' on the linus line. The command lines appear when you press 'e' at 'Ubuntu' option.
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:46
Again, please edit the question to add requested info, not just in comments (first please accept my edit then do yours). Now, "Linus line" isn't a thing... You need to add
nomodesetto the same line where "quiet splash" is, anywhere, but making sure that is correctly spelled and there are spaces between the other words.– GabrielaGarcia
May 30 at 17:50
By the way, I meant 'LINUX' line, thank you. It's a typo
– Moodles1406
May 30 at 17:54
Did your computer ever successfully boot? If so, what has changed? Are you able to boot with a Live CD/USB?
– xiota
Jun 3 at 18:32