07-19-2017, 03:31 PM
After updating the kernel (at the command line, to kernel 4.4.0-87-generic), grub will default to the previous kernel (4.4.0-86-generic) on boot.
To fix this, enter into grub advanced options at boot, and select kernel 4.4.0-87-generic or the most current kernel listed.
This has happend twice. Now and on the previous kernel update but not before that.
One method to check this:
In a terminal type
and then
the uname -r value should match the most current kernel in the previous list.
These troubleshooting steps didn't help:
1. Shutdown vs Restart when rebooting
2. Running update-grub
To fix this, enter into grub advanced options at boot, and select kernel 4.4.0-87-generic or the most current kernel listed.
This has happend twice. Now and on the previous kernel update but not before that.
One method to check this:
In a terminal type
Code:
ls /boot/ | grep vmlinuz
Code:
uname -r
These troubleshooting steps didn't help:
1. Shutdown vs Restart when rebooting
2. Running update-grub