PLEASE HELP ME WITH POPOS 20.04

[dimiidk]

Also, one more thing i forgot to mention is that back when i used ubuntu (it was installed on HDD) sometimes when i'd boot it up and go to "Disks" it wouldn't show the SSD

 

[Deleted member 108694]

yes i can confirm it's set to AHCI
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Lets check to see if you have a crypt target

lsblk -o name,uuid,mountpoint

cryptsetup luksOpen <my-device>

sudo dmsetup targets

Also make sure cryptsetup is installed

sudo apt install cryptsetup

 

[dimiidk]

 

[dimiidk]

i am almost certain that it's not because of cryptswap in particular, because when the error happens it doesn't find the whole ssd as well, like it's not even plugged in or something

 

[KGIII]

send me an email if you can or anyone who can

You're on a forum. Nobody is going to send you private emails. Also, posting your email in a public forum is a bad idea.

Please consider reading the 2nd link in my signature.

 

[Deleted member 108694]

i am almost certain that it's not because of cryptswap in particular, because when the error happens it doesn't find the whole ssd as well, like it's not even plugged in or something

maybe there is a bad sector on the drive you you run - fsck
unmount the drive
fsck -y /dev/sdb
Just make sure and replace the /sdb with the correct drive

 

[dimiidk]

maybe there is a bad sector on the drive you you run - fsck
unmount the drive
fsck -y /dev/sdb
Just make sure and replace the /sdb with the correct drive

nope, no bad sectors

 

[Deleted member 108694]

Please append the contents of

/etc/default/grub

particularly "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX" need to compare whats in the grub to

cat /etc/fstab

to see if they are the same

 

[f33dm3bits]

Please append the contents of

/etc/default/grub

particularly "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX" need to compare whats in the grub to

cat /etc/fstab

to see if they are the same

PopOS uses systemd-boot not Grub as OP stated earlier.

popos uses systemd-boot tho

 

[Deleted member 108694]

PopOS uses systemd-boot not Grub as OP stated earlier.

Yep forgot - I am out of ideas then

 

[emmanueloffsetlikecc]

maybe there is a bad sector on the drive you you run - fsck
unmount the drive
fsck -y /dev/sdb
Just make sure and replace the /sdb with the correct drive

thank for the idea but how do i survive this problem ??

 

[dimiidk]

i fixed it....i do not know how it worked this time but it did...anyways i went into "additional drivers" and just installed an older driver, yeah it is an OLDER driver but it does do the job so i'm happy