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Trouble booting after moving Ubuntu 18.04 across drives
How can I repair grub? (How to get Ubuntu back after installing Windows?)Moving entire Linux installation to another driveCan I disable full-disk encryption?Bash script to backkup/clone Ubuntu to another partitionAfter trying Ubuntu from a partitioned drive, Ubuntu keeps booting, instead of Windowsgrub2 not booting after changes to grub fileTrouble Booting Up UbuntuTrouble Booting Up after Crash Caused By Losing PowerDualboot Ubuntu to VirtualBox VDI migrationWon't boot after upgrade 18.04, encrypted swap
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Background
I'm on VirtualBox 6.0.12. I had a drive which contained a /boot
partition, and an encrypted (LUKS) main partition. I wished to remove the encryption and apparently the best way to do this was to migrate Ubuntu to a new drive.
Prior Actions
I used this answer to move the partition contents. I moved both /boot
and the main /
partition contents. As far as I can tell, it moved it just fine.
https://askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
As part of step 5 of the above answer, I used the steps below through used of a live CD (no errors reported).
https://askubuntu.com/a/88432/128596
After doing this it seems to boot the Ubuntu partition okay, but got stuck at the (basic looking) Ubuntu 4 dot loading screen (like this one but with 18.04 text).
When I got stuck there, I looked to other answers and I tried to run boot-repair from the live CD but I just got back to the 4 dot loading screen.
Later Events
If I wait for long enough I get dropped to an initramfs screen, and upon trying to exit
it I get this behaviour.
Playing around with enabling/disabling 3D acceleration and changing VirtualBox graphics driver don't seem to work.
Question
What actions, if any, can I take to fix this?
boot virtualbox
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Background
I'm on VirtualBox 6.0.12. I had a drive which contained a /boot
partition, and an encrypted (LUKS) main partition. I wished to remove the encryption and apparently the best way to do this was to migrate Ubuntu to a new drive.
Prior Actions
I used this answer to move the partition contents. I moved both /boot
and the main /
partition contents. As far as I can tell, it moved it just fine.
https://askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
As part of step 5 of the above answer, I used the steps below through used of a live CD (no errors reported).
https://askubuntu.com/a/88432/128596
After doing this it seems to boot the Ubuntu partition okay, but got stuck at the (basic looking) Ubuntu 4 dot loading screen (like this one but with 18.04 text).
When I got stuck there, I looked to other answers and I tried to run boot-repair from the live CD but I just got back to the 4 dot loading screen.
Later Events
If I wait for long enough I get dropped to an initramfs screen, and upon trying to exit
it I get this behaviour.
Playing around with enabling/disabling 3D acceleration and changing VirtualBox graphics driver don't seem to work.
Question
What actions, if any, can I take to fix this?
boot virtualbox
Boot the source system to unencrypt all partitions then use this script to clone to a new unencrypted partition: askubuntu.com/questions/1028604/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 11:53
The problem is that there is apparently no easy way to decrypt the partition. askubuntu.com/a/245159/128596 That's why I did the migration to begin with.
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:14
The script migrates usingrsync
how did you migrate?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 12:23
I usedcp -a
in conjunction with the other steps mentioned here askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:41
I have not tried that to clone a partition but maybesudo
in front?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 15:18
add a comment
|
Background
I'm on VirtualBox 6.0.12. I had a drive which contained a /boot
partition, and an encrypted (LUKS) main partition. I wished to remove the encryption and apparently the best way to do this was to migrate Ubuntu to a new drive.
Prior Actions
I used this answer to move the partition contents. I moved both /boot
and the main /
partition contents. As far as I can tell, it moved it just fine.
https://askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
As part of step 5 of the above answer, I used the steps below through used of a live CD (no errors reported).
https://askubuntu.com/a/88432/128596
After doing this it seems to boot the Ubuntu partition okay, but got stuck at the (basic looking) Ubuntu 4 dot loading screen (like this one but with 18.04 text).
When I got stuck there, I looked to other answers and I tried to run boot-repair from the live CD but I just got back to the 4 dot loading screen.
Later Events
If I wait for long enough I get dropped to an initramfs screen, and upon trying to exit
it I get this behaviour.
Playing around with enabling/disabling 3D acceleration and changing VirtualBox graphics driver don't seem to work.
Question
What actions, if any, can I take to fix this?
boot virtualbox
Background
I'm on VirtualBox 6.0.12. I had a drive which contained a /boot
partition, and an encrypted (LUKS) main partition. I wished to remove the encryption and apparently the best way to do this was to migrate Ubuntu to a new drive.
Prior Actions
I used this answer to move the partition contents. I moved both /boot
and the main /
partition contents. As far as I can tell, it moved it just fine.
https://askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
As part of step 5 of the above answer, I used the steps below through used of a live CD (no errors reported).
https://askubuntu.com/a/88432/128596
After doing this it seems to boot the Ubuntu partition okay, but got stuck at the (basic looking) Ubuntu 4 dot loading screen (like this one but with 18.04 text).
When I got stuck there, I looked to other answers and I tried to run boot-repair from the live CD but I just got back to the 4 dot loading screen.
Later Events
If I wait for long enough I get dropped to an initramfs screen, and upon trying to exit
it I get this behaviour.
Playing around with enabling/disabling 3D acceleration and changing VirtualBox graphics driver don't seem to work.
Question
What actions, if any, can I take to fix this?
boot virtualbox
boot virtualbox
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Boot the source system to unencrypt all partitions then use this script to clone to a new unencrypted partition: askubuntu.com/questions/1028604/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 11:53
The problem is that there is apparently no easy way to decrypt the partition. askubuntu.com/a/245159/128596 That's why I did the migration to begin with.
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:14
The script migrates usingrsync
how did you migrate?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 12:23
I usedcp -a
in conjunction with the other steps mentioned here askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:41
I have not tried that to clone a partition but maybesudo
in front?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 15:18
add a comment
|
Boot the source system to unencrypt all partitions then use this script to clone to a new unencrypted partition: askubuntu.com/questions/1028604/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 11:53
The problem is that there is apparently no easy way to decrypt the partition. askubuntu.com/a/245159/128596 That's why I did the migration to begin with.
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:14
The script migrates usingrsync
how did you migrate?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 12:23
I usedcp -a
in conjunction with the other steps mentioned here askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:41
I have not tried that to clone a partition but maybesudo
in front?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 15:18
Boot the source system to unencrypt all partitions then use this script to clone to a new unencrypted partition: askubuntu.com/questions/1028604/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 11:53
Boot the source system to unencrypt all partitions then use this script to clone to a new unencrypted partition: askubuntu.com/questions/1028604/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 11:53
The problem is that there is apparently no easy way to decrypt the partition. askubuntu.com/a/245159/128596 That's why I did the migration to begin with.
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:14
The problem is that there is apparently no easy way to decrypt the partition. askubuntu.com/a/245159/128596 That's why I did the migration to begin with.
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:14
The script migrates using
rsync
how did you migrate?– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 12:23
The script migrates using
rsync
how did you migrate?– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 12:23
I used
cp -a
in conjunction with the other steps mentioned here askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:41
I used
cp -a
in conjunction with the other steps mentioned here askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:41
I have not tried that to clone a partition but maybe
sudo
in front?– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 15:18
I have not tried that to clone a partition but maybe
sudo
in front?– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 15:18
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Boot the source system to unencrypt all partitions then use this script to clone to a new unencrypted partition: askubuntu.com/questions/1028604/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 11:53
The problem is that there is apparently no easy way to decrypt the partition. askubuntu.com/a/245159/128596 That's why I did the migration to begin with.
– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:14
The script migrates using
rsync
how did you migrate?– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 12:23
I used
cp -a
in conjunction with the other steps mentioned here askubuntu.com/a/741727/128596– Geesh_SO
Oct 2 at 12:41
I have not tried that to clone a partition but maybe
sudo
in front?– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 2 at 15:18