Comment 93 for bug 438318
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| i_surf_the_turf (lefteris-loukisas) wrote | #93 |
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(Get the code!)
I fixed it on my own. I ran the second (older) version in GRUB and it booted. I immediately changed the alsa configuration file, leaving the last line only, and changing the ending to "auto" as dictated by the other posts.
Afterwards, I found the 3 extra packages through the synaptic package manager and removed them completely. Now I'll restart and hopefully all will be well.