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    The document provides instructions for booting into an older Linux kernel version when the latest version causes boot issues in a Wubi installation using Grub 2. It recommends manually specifying the boot options at the Grub prompt to load kernel -14 instead of -15. Running "sudo update-grub" after a successful boot may add the older kernel option to the Grub menu so it can be routinely selected without manual entry. Caution is advised when applying solutions from non-Wubi forums as they may delete data. No definitive solution has been found yet for the boot issue with Wubi, Grub 2 and the -15 kernel.

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    The document provides instructions for booting into an older Linux kernel version when the latest version causes boot issues in a Wubi installation using Grub 2. It recommends manually specifying the boot options at the Grub prompt to load kernel -14 instead of -15. Running "sudo update-grub" after a successful boot may add the older kernel option to the Grub menu so it can be routinely selected without manual entry. Caution is advised when applying solutions from non-Wubi forums as they may delete data. No definitive solution has been found yet for the boot issue with Wubi, Grub 2 and the -15 kernel.

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    The document provides instructions for booting into an older Linux kernel version when the latest version causes boot issues in a Wubi installation using Grub 2. It recommends manually specifying the boot options at the Grub prompt to load kernel -14 instead of -15. Running "sudo update-grub" after a successful boot may add the older kernel option to the Grub menu so it can be routinely selected without manual entry. Caution is advised when applying solutions from non-Wubi forums as they may delete data. No definitive solution has been found yet for the boot issue with Wubi, Grub 2 and the -15 kernel.

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    For whom is in the situation described in the bug description, a possible "solution" is:

    1. At the grub prompt enter:


     >linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-14-generic root=/dev/sda1 loop=/ubuntu/disks/root.disk ro quiet
    splash
     >initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-14-generic
     >boot
    (if it doesn't work, change sda1 to sda2 or sda3 or ..., and please don't load kernel ...-15-...!)

    2. Do this every time you boot :(

    However, you CAN improve the situation (in some cases only). If you boot successfully, you
    could run "sudo update-grub" in terminal. Then next time you boot, you will see the grub menu
    and choose the first entry for kernel -14-generic (not 15!).

    Obs.
    (1) There are many recent entries in the forums related with this problem... but many of the
    solutions there presented, are old solutions for another cases that will simply make you loose all
    your data! Be careful if you apply solutions that came from non-Wubi situations.
    (2) And, as far as I know, nobody has found "the solution" for this problem for installations with
    Wubi, Grub 2 and kernel...-15.

    am reusit sa-mi implementez ideea cu copacul(treemap) din care sa obtin noi instante ale claselor ceru

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