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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/341200

Title:
  linux-(image or headers)-2.6.27-13 update breaks login screen

Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
  Expired

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.27-13-generic

  On 3/6/09 the update manager brought up a host of linux-image and
  linux-header files to update (new version=2.6.27-13). After updating
  to the above version and rebooting, no login screen appears. The boot
  process appears to be working fine, but ends in a blank screen. My
  current workaround is to enter grub and boot the last version (XXX-12
  kernel).

  Also, this brings up a quick question about Synaptic for these sorts
  of situations. I attempted to uninstall the offending update via
  Synaptic but got nervous when the "Packages to be removed" screen
  reported that it would simply remove the linux-image-generic package
  when I had actually selected the XXX-13 version for removal. I suspect
  that upon removal "generic" would then get replaced by the last one
  (XXX-12), but since the kernel is not something I have time to "lose"
  these days, I'm sticking with my hackish workaround. But any advice on
  slick removal of the offending update would be appreciated as well.

  thanks for the help,
  -Jesse

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