TW 32bit.
It has happened after hardware change. I’ve tried
mkinitrd
btrfs check
acpi=off
grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg
There was some plymouth error in the initrd debug console so I disabled it but it did not help.
Is please other solution than TW reinstallation ?
What hardware did you change? A disk? The motherboard? Some memory?
Any other changes (e.g. rearranging the partition layout) ?
Regards
susejunky
motherboard, CPU, GPU, memory.
No change in partition layout.
I move TW and Leap installs freely between different machines, as long as there are no special drivers involved
Is it truly stopped, or is there a shell prompt waiting for a login following that message? What messages precede it? Does Ctrl-Alt-F3 produce a shell prompt? Is there a BIOS setting where a selection between legacy and/or AHCI and/or RAID can be made? Did you switch from an Intel CPU or GPU to an AMD GPU or CPU or an NVidia GPU? Did the old one use an installed proprietary graphics driver? Does the new one have a BIOS option CSM deselected? If you provide good hardware information, before and after, there’s a better chance we could offer a solution. Like suse_rasputin, I too often transfer disks among machines with little to no trouble.
Thank you, it was solved after switching AHCI to IDE and
mkinitrd