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skywalker00
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I'll boot again, shouldn't I???
Or do I have to add the line with the # ?
Or do I have to add the line with the # ?
When I start my OS it takes long
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Kernels are software so they can crash or hang too, doesn't happen to often but it can. You can add the line with # back to /etc/crypttab but that won't make a difference to what just happened. Anyways have fun with learning GNU/Linux and with PopOS!
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skywalker00
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oh makes sense to me as well now...It works, no need to add anything I see
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skywalker00
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it happened again....Sometimes crashes, sometimes doesn't...
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skywalker00
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If it doesn't crashes then boot up very quickly lol
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skywalker00
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If it continues I guess I make a post
The changes we made can't be the cause of kernel crashes or kernel hanging since we removed the activation of a swap device which wasn't setup in the first place. You can first try reinstalling the kernel.
Code:
sudo apt reinstall linux-image-$(uname -r) linux-image-generic
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skywalker00
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it works perfectly
