Comprehensive Troubleshooting for Linux Boot Issues

  • Day: 2023-11-07
  • Time: 00:15 to 00:50
  • Project: Dev
  • Workspace: WP 2: Operational
  • Status: Completed
  • Priority: MEDIUM
  • Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
  • Tags: Linux, Troubleshooting, Filesystem, Recovery, Ubuntu

Description

Session Goal

The session focused on troubleshooting various boot issues in Linux systems, particularly Ubuntu, using different recovery techniques and tools.

Key Activities

  • High CPU and Disk Usage on Windows: Explored steps for resetting or reinstalling Windows to resolve performance issues.
  • Black Screen on Ubuntu Boot: Provided a guide for troubleshooting black screen issues during Ubuntu boot, addressing filesystem errors and disk space.
  • Linux Boot Issues: Offered insights on resolving boot issues related to filesystem errors and service start-up failures.
  • Recovery Mode in Ubuntu GRUB: Detailed guide on using GRUB recovery mode and running fsck for filesystem repairs.
  • Filesystem Recovery with fsck: Step-by-step guide for running fsck and handling errors in Linux systems.
  • GRUB Recovery and fsck: Instructions for troubleshooting GRUB recovery menu issues and running fsck via Live USB.
  • Live USB for Filesystem Repair: Steps for using a Live USB to execute fsck on Ubuntu.
  • Post-fsck Troubleshooting: Outlined steps for addressing issues after running fsck, including disk space checks and log inspections.
  • GRUB Boot Issues: Guide for troubleshooting GRUB boot issues and configuration regeneration.
  • Boot Issues After Kernel Removal: Checklist for addressing boot issues following kernel removal in Linux.

Achievements

  • Compiled comprehensive troubleshooting guides for various Linux boot issues, providing actionable steps and insights.

Pending Tasks

  • Further testing of the outlined troubleshooting steps in real-world scenarios to ensure effectiveness.
  • Consideration of additional recovery tools and methods for more complex issues.

Evidence

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