Ubuntu Laptop Boot Error Fix
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
My Ubuntu laptop has recently started displaying an error message when I try to boot it up, and as a result, it fails to start up. I'm looking for an experienced Ubuntu expert to help me solve this issue as soon as possible.
The issue seems to have started recently and I'm not sure what caused it. I'm seeking a professional who can promptly identify the problem and fix it so that my laptop can boot up successfully without any issues.
Skills and experience required for this job:
- Proficient in Ubuntu system administration
- Experience troubleshooting boot errors
- Knowledge of common Ubuntu software issues
- Ability to work remotely to fix the laptop
Here is some brief history of this:
First, my laptop said it was out of space, so I deleted a large file (no, it was not a system file). That didn't do anything, so I restarted the computer. After that, a bunch of [FAILED] messages popped up and it also says "i915 0000:00:02.0: (drm) *error* cpu pipe a fifo underrun". I did some digging and found out the space issue was due to timeshift making a backup, so I deleted one of the old backups and then rebooted the computer. Now it just shows the fifo message. I did some research and came across this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiK-DKV6Ft8 and it did not solve the issue.
The issue seems to have started recently and I'm not sure what caused it. I'm seeking a professional who can promptly identify the problem and fix it so that my laptop can boot up successfully without any issues.
Skills and experience required for this job:
- Proficient in Ubuntu system administration
- Experience troubleshooting boot errors
- Knowledge of common Ubuntu software issues
- Ability to work remotely to fix the laptop
Here is some brief history of this:
First, my laptop said it was out of space, so I deleted a large file (no, it was not a system file). That didn't do anything, so I restarted the computer. After that, a bunch of [FAILED] messages popped up and it also says "i915 0000:00:02.0: (drm) *error* cpu pipe a fifo underrun". I did some digging and found out the space issue was due to timeshift making a backup, so I deleted one of the old backups and then rebooted the computer. Now it just shows the fifo message. I did some research and came across this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiK-DKV6Ft8 and it did not solve the issue.