@Walter: Thanks for the fast reply, I'm away from that computer for the next few hours . . .
Anything in /var/crash? Did you try reporting? > I did look at some logs I think when I was able to get into Leap . . . but for sure I didn't look at /var/crash . . . but I have clicked "send report" numerous times when I was logging into Lu & U-MATE . . . . > > > The dsmeg?? window > > Why don't you pastebin up /var/log/syslog and dmesg? > I'll look into this, likely tomorrow . . . I have done the "pastebin" process, but it has been awhile . . . can't remember if I have "apport" re-installed in Lu 19.10 yet. > > > Can you get to GRUB at all? > A "grub" list appears, but it is essentially now set for Lu eoan, so I can't scroll/arrow through the list, although this am I just booted the unit and I was able to use Grub as "normal" . . . but on several reboots after that, using alt/option, not using it . . . Grub is "stuck" . . . and couldn't use the "e" key or "tab" . . . . > > > > > Is one of the OS X options removed or all of them? What does `lsblk` > tell you? > Seems like one of them has been "wiped" . . . but two or three versions show as "having data" in gparted . . . but, when I pulled all of the drives were pulled out I was able to boot into an OSX installer flash drive, got the Disk Utility, then slid the SSD drive with the now "vanished" OSX system, to try to "repair disk" but, it wouldn't show up . . . and then further problems when I tried to run an install into that disk . . . I'll try to run "lsblk" later and report back. F > > -- > @wxl | polka.bike > C563 CAC5 8BE1 2F22 A49D > 68F6 8B57 A48B C4F2 051A >
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