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After installing new updates,
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WHAT updates ?
if you are using the proprietary ati or nvidia driver
and you update the kernel
then rebooting will be a pain in the rear-end
( if you are NOT expecting it )
boot into the multi user TEXT ONLY boot
( for debian this is ? 4 -- or is it 2 )
login as root in the text login
http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/...u-linux-14-04/
( PS. i use redhat and that is very very very simple to get to a text only boot add a " 3 " )
and navigate to /var/log
and run ls to get the correct name of the files
some files can NOT be read by a normal user , they are accessible by root only
and use "nano" or " pico" or "vi" to read the boot.log
that will tell you what is wrong