[Bug 1092093] [NEW] default kernel gives error "bad magic number"
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martin.espinoza at gmail.com
Wed Dec 19 12:30:42 UTC 2012
Public bug reported:
Selecting the default kernel gives error "bad magic number". This
happened after upgrading to the -19 kernel. It's still happening with
the -21 kernel. I did not edit the conf file, this just started
happening after an upgrade. I waited for it to resolve itself with an
update, but it hasn't. I added to an old forum post about someone having
the same problem in 10.10 but I was told to open a new forum thread. I
opened a new bug instead, since it's obviously a bug, since it happened
on its own.
** Affects: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
default kernel gives error "bad magic number"
Status in “grub2” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Selecting the default kernel gives error "bad magic number". This
happened after upgrading to the -19 kernel. It's still happening with
the -21 kernel. I did not edit the conf file, this just started
happening after an upgrade. I waited for it to resolve itself with an
update, but it hasn't. I added to an old forum post about someone
having the same problem in 10.10 but I was told to open a new forum
thread. I opened a new bug instead, since it's obviously a bug, since
it happened on its own.
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