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Art Alexion wrote:
> Boot with the last good kernel.
>
> sudo do-release-upgrade -d (or -p) depending on what you were upgrading to
Will try, thanks.
It was just a kernel update.
Since the drive keeps requesting fsck, I'm suspecting the drive may be
on its way. Of course this is the relatively new drive that replaced
the original drive that went bad in the laptop.
Ah, Dell.
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