YouTube induce a kernel panic [Solved]

[SeZo]

Ok, it did a filesystem check, but it still won't boot or remove the Nvidia drivers.

Did it check all file systems or skipped any?
Does the line for your disk in /etc/fstab end with "0 0" or is missing the final column?
If the 6th column is missing or 0, the startup scripts should skip that device when doing an fsck at start-up.

Also, did you try to modify your kernel line at boot up with nomodeset?
On the grub menu, just add the 'nomodeset' option when booting
(choose ubuntu from grub, hit 'e' and add 'nomodeset' option and press 'ctrl+x'),
and hopefully you can boot into Ubuntu.

[BkS]

Is it still booting read-only ?

Must be, because I got the same errors again.

[BkS]

Ok, it did a filesystem check, but it still won't boot or remove the Nvidia drivers.

Did it check all file systems or skipped any?
Does the line for your disk in /etc/fstab end with "0 0" or is missing the final column?
If the 6th column is missing or 0, the startup scripts should skip that device when doing an fsck at start-up.

Also, did you try to modify your kernel line at boot up with nomodeset?
On the grub menu, just add the 'nomodeset' option when booting
(choose ubuntu from grub, hit 'e' and add 'nomodeset' option and press 'ctrl+x'),
and hopefully you can boot into Ubuntu.

I couldn't tell you if it has "0 0" at the end, but it didnt skip any filesystems.

I'll give that a go SeZo.

[BkS]

When using the 'nomodeset' kernel line, it'll boot passed the ubuntu logo, then drop to a command line, then it comes up with an error message.

end request: critical target error, dev sdb, sector 0
            end request: critical target error, dev sdb, sector 4096
            end request: critical target error, dev sdb, sector 50
            end request: critical target error, dev sdb, sector 24
            usb 5-2: device descriptor read/64, error  -71
            hub 5-0: 1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 2
            hub 2-0: 1.0: over-current condition on port 3
            hub 6-0: 1.0: over-current condition on port1port

EDIT: I've managed to drop to the console by pressing CTRL+F3. I've also been able to remove the nvidia drivers, and install the PPA Mark provided earlier, Let's hope I'm getting somewhere.

[BkS]

SHE LIVES! ROOOOAAAARRRRR!!!!

It's working again... thank god.