Well, I've got the BIOS back and successfully reset the Supervisor pwd. If you do not have Nvidia card there and it is Intel one = no issue with the boot will be on your way. That is my point of view and it's not have to be yours just to that point. I HAVE ANSWER - that kind of issue not so long ago about change the Driver Option,Īnd my next Advice will be not to have old Kernels =you do not need update for them.Īs you know by now every Old kernel has some issues,then fix come on the Update.īut the last kernel has them all,so it is like to walk in the park,and not think about Old issues. So I will check the part of the Boot option and that can be just to change where it will boot from.
That make the system clean to have update just to the new kernel and all work clean. I do not think that it is kernel issue (Yes I'm in personal about just to have the new kernel alone - but that is me).Īs when you have the last kernel you get all the fix and the system do not need to load all Other Old kernels. Well if you have the Bios back in hand,then reset all passwords there first.Īnd what I think it will be issue next to change The boot option there.
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