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i hibernated my pc and now it boots into a blank screen
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this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2026
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If you can access it just pull.your personal files and reinstall. Its not worth the chase unless you have a ton of irreplaceable shit on there.
You can fix these things with Linux. That's the magic of it. While it's not as polished as other OSes (unlike others here keep insisting) you are actually able to fix almost every problem yourself. And while doing it you learn a thing or two.
OP is posting on Lemmy. Idk your workflow but if I've gone from searching to.posting about it I'm already at the bottom of the barrel and its time to cut my loses
What's the point of posting here then if not hoping to find a way to fix it? Me and probably a lot of others here are happy to help. But for that we need some Journal-Output for example.
When I posted no one had liked or commented and it seemed sensible should you just want to get your build going
Backups are needed. But if you want to learn how to solve weird issue like this. This is good practice. But again make sure your files are safe.
imo if OP made it here they have already traveled enough, and I know I didnt know in my comment, but the separate hone partition makes it a lot less painful.
oh lol, no yea i have separate partition for the home directory so it should be easy enough, ty!