I could try, I’m a bit scared I end up fucking it even more if this is not it, though. I can’t properly see what does it say on their error screen. I’m going to wait a bit and see if someone could provide a bit more info and then try this if no one does, thank you, though. uwu
I haven’t done anything basically. I think I’m having some hardware malfunctioning and basically my system was freezing all the time, making me reboot constantly until one time this happened. I’m running it from a USB stick now and it work without freezes mostly unless I open too many heavy resources applications.
I was seeding some torrents from a private tracker therefore I’d like to finish seeding them, otherwise and I could get kicked out, and then I will reinstall anyway because I use elementary (which is no a rolling release distro) and in one month version 7 will be released.
Oh, so it’s not newly installed. This thread’s creator seems to have a similar problem. If you have multiple kernels available at boot, you could also try booting from an older one.
Maybe this could help?
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/348806/acpi-exception-ae-not-found-infinitely-on-startup
I could try, I’m a bit scared I end up fucking it even more if this is not it, though. I can’t properly see what does it say on their error screen. I’m going to wait a bit and see if someone could provide a bit more info and then try this if no one does, thank you, though. uwu
What have you done so far? Would it be a big deal if you had to install the OS again from scratch?
I haven’t done anything basically. I think I’m having some hardware malfunctioning and basically my system was freezing all the time, making me reboot constantly until one time this happened. I’m running it from a USB stick now and it work without freezes mostly unless I open too many heavy resources applications.
I was seeding some torrents from a private tracker therefore I’d like to finish seeding them, otherwise and I could get kicked out, and then I will reinstall anyway because I use elementary (which is no a rolling release distro) and in one month version 7 will be released.
Oh, so it’s not newly installed. This thread’s creator seems to have a similar problem. If you have multiple kernels available at boot, you could also try booting from an older one.
Nightmare scenario. This is why I make a backup when I download something. I’m sorry this happened to you.
If the worst happens let’s hope the tracker’s admins let you keep your account even if they only let you seed.
Seedboxes are your friend.
Also did you end up solving your issue?
Any progress?
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