Matt Morgan wrote:
I have an MSI Hetis 915 with an Intel Pentium 4 3.0Ghz running F9. I
don't reboot it very often; mostly I hibernate. Probably it's been a
month or more since my last full reboot.
Last night I shut it down, for no reason except it felt like it had been
while. This morning it installed a lot of updates--a lot of KDE stuff,
etc.; I wasn't really watching. I locked the screen and left it alone
for a while to complete the updates, and it hibernated after 30 minutes
like it's supposed to do (that's how I have it configured).
Now it won't boot at all. I've shut it down, unplugged it, etc. and
although the power light comes on and the fan starts up, no activity
really takes place. It doesn't even beep to indicate power-on. I've
tried booting off a CD, but it doesn't get to that point. I can't get
into the BIOS, even.
Any ideas? Could this even be anything to do with Fedora, or so I just
have some hardware issue all of a sudden?
Sounds like you have a hardware issue, but it may well be caused by shutting
down the system at a bad time. If you can't even get to BIOS you have some
serious issue, that should be independent of any software. What comes to mid is
some firmware update interrupted in mid-install.
Having a system hibernate during updates is probably slightly unsafe as a
general thing. I have the feeling that "idle" is not always defined as I would
like it, lack of user input and idle are frequently not the same thing with Linux.
--
Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx>
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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