hi guys i have a problem with my lubuntu
i tried to upgrad from 14 to 16 and suddnly it boots in blank screen wirh login i logged in
i tried startx to show graphic version of the system its says
its shows only the mouse cursor
VBOXClient The virtualbox kernel service is not runing . EXiting
i tries sudo apt-get update
it gave me not resolve a lot of errors
i tried to restart my connection using
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart it gave me OK green
and try again update the samething i cant update or upgrade or show the graphic version any idea

So, you have no connection? Ping a host.
Make sure that's it's your internet connection first. I'm having a difficult time understanding the actual problem without seeing what the output of you commands are.

Regards

ping: unknown host google.com

Hi:

From what you are describing it sounds like the DE and the GUI are gone. And other things are badly misconfigured.

***A fresh installation is most likely the 'best way to go'.***
http://lubuntu.me/downloads/

-:::-As long as I have been here I've seen many folks have issues with upgrading from one version to another with any of the *buntu versions.-:::-

Xubuntu 14.04 became unstable for me a while back. A fresh installation of Xubuntu 16.04 has been a complete success.

Ok. If you know your interface name, i.e eth0 or wlan0, then try to manually bring it up with:
If you don't know your interface name, then use:
To find out.

I feel like I am wandering off topic, because the initial post said that you had a blank screen, yet you are still able to attempt installing packages. So the issue is that your DE isn't starting up? Or am I misinterpreting the issue?

Yeah bLank screen like this
https://ibb.co/miyJqa
and command
https://ibb.co/c70yqa

And This is result of lspci cammand
https://ibb.co/j9gMAa
and lspci -vv
https://ibb.co/mSyewF

Any solution guys

First, it sounds like you have more than one problem, one of which is not a blank screen but your Desktop Environment not starting on boot. Secondly, you have no connectivity which I assume you had before you upgraded. You posted some screenshots which show you typing in the commands which I have suggested to no avail.

Perhaps, you could:
1. Let us know how you have attempted to troubleshoot the issue.
2. Let us know if all of your original files and data is still intact post-update
3. Are there any additional error messages or do you just have no connectivity and no GUI

I don't use any of the Debian nor Ubuntu derivatives and therefore am not too familiar with the entire install process. More information would definitely be appreciated. Perhaps someone that is more familiar with lubuntu could offer a lifeline.

Regards

Ztcoracat raises a great issue. An upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 is just too many to have it work well. The best way to move from one LTS release to the next is to save your data and reinstall. It is just cleaner and easier in the long run.

If you think a bit you will realize there was 14.10, 15.04 and 15.10 in between; just too many changes.

I think your best solution is to look at a reinstall. Do you have a separate /home partition?

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Thanks jkirchner-

To many things go wrong with upgrades I've seen it many times on my Linux machines and on a handful of our members machines here at LQ.

-::::-A fresh installation is most practical.-::::-

OP is in tty mode only. This suggest's that the DE and the GUI are gone.
Startx fails to load:-

Most likely hosed by the upgrade.

1. Let us know how you have attempted to troubleshoot the issue.
I tried to update and upgrade using apt-get update and upgrade
and nothing solve my problem
2. Let us know if all of your original files and data is still intact post-update
my personal files are there still there nothing
The other files from previous release idont know
3. Are there any additional error messages or do you just have no connectivity and no GUI
just those two

Running the update and upgrade cmd will not correct a DE and the GUI that got hosed by an upgrade that left the system badly misconfigured/hosed.

The best thing that you can do at this point seriously; is use a Live Linux CD and retreive your files and copy them to a usb flash drive or an external HDD.

And, perform a fresh installation of Lubuntu 16.04.

#!/bin/bash

I'd be "very surpised" if a Live Linux CD in 'Rescue Mode' would work.

exit

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode

http://lubuntu.net/

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu