@Walter: Why don't you pastebin up /var/log/syslog and dmesg? >> > https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/VcWX5Vh8gt/ https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rVR4msj2qb/
I was able to boot into U-MATE this morning and I looked through the dmesg stuff there, but on reboot I couldn't scroll through the grub list so the default boot went to Lubuntu . . . both of the dmesg show an "error" because I didn't install the b43 module for wifi connectivity . . . which I don't need because I use ethernet in this computer . . . so would that "error" show up as the "system program problem" that is showing up in both the U-MATE & Lubuntu systems? Or, there would be another problem? Only a few days back I could revive the ubuntu installs from suspend with a key stroke or mouse click, but, now I have to use the power button . . . . I looked at lsblk and it does show the three internal drives and the partitions in them, but the first one is an SSD and it only is partitioned for OSX 10.14 . . . formatted as APFS . . . and no data is showing up in Gparted in that drive, so I don't know if Gparted just doesn't recognize APFS . . . but, when that drive was the only one plugged in, nothing would boot at all . . . . So possibly there is nothing in there, or the EFI partition was "tweaked" possibly by the Siduction upgrade situation awhile back and it slowly choked off the life energy in the OSX install?? F
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