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I messed up a spell. Anyone know how to fix it?(i.ibb.co)

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nothacking@discuss.tchncs.de
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More context please: What happened? What were you doing? What does you setup look like?

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Radioactive Radio@lemm.eeOP
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It’s an acer laptop i5 GeForce mx 130, basically I updated the linux firmware and put it on suspend but nvidia GPU did it’s thing and it didn’t wake up from sleep. So I has to power it off directly and it booted up to this.

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andrew@lemmy.stuart.fun
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From the looks of it, grub is grumpy. Do you get this after choosing a boot option? If so, can you try choosing recovery vs regular boot? If not, you may need to get a live USB plugged in and reinstall grub.

Edit: on further searching, this might be a zfs error. Are you using openzfs?

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Radioactive Radio@lemm.eeOP
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Thanks it’s fixed, i booted into an old kernel.

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Radioactive Radio@lemm.eeOP
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Nope ext4

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herrvogel@lemmy.world
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Oh look, another old laptop with Nvidia Optimus having trouble with suspension.

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NX2@feddit.de
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I think it’s a joke OP doesn’t need help.

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Radioactive Radio@lemm.eeOP
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I actually did, but it’s fixed now.

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