Hi,

I'm a "command line type of guy" and since I've got my Slimbook EVO (running Slimbook OS) I've allways updated with "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade". This could be related with my problem (or not).

I've noticed that the repositories for slimbook weren't installed and added them with "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:slimbook/slimbook"

Today, the computer decided to reboot without warning after I've turned it on, when I was typing a new wi-fi password. I thought... that's weird... better do the updates. And so i did.

After the updates, I have rebooted and came to find that after typing the password to decrypt the disk, instead of loading the OS and all that, i came to a black screen with the prompt "grub>". I'm not really used to this, so after a few tries with no success, i pressed the button force power off and then powered back on and everything was ok.

For the unexpected reboot, is there any log that i can inspect to understand what caused it if it happens again?

And about the grub prompt, should i give it another command to "resume with the normal boot"?

I noticed that the graphical tool for the updates still finds stuff to update after apt-get did his thing. But apt-get says that some updates are deferred due to phasing and I'm ok with that. Please let me know if the graphical tool for the updates is preferable.