Upgrading To Ubuntu LTS to LTS 24.04 Noble Numbat

I ran the graphical upgrade tool hoping to do a smooth upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04.1 but when I restart as instructed NO JOY.

I was running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS happily when the upgrade tool notified me of the availability of the next LTS for download and installation. So I did a search for any caveats. I found a thread in Reddit but it was 4 months ago. The thread revealed that any kind of online upgrade to 24.04 results in failure. Clean installs are another matter though. The new version is ready for a clean install. The process of upgrading direct from an 22.04.4 or 23.10 isn't .

I should have waited. I was happy with 22.04 LTS. Regrets.

I can't boot. The computer stops booting with my ASUS motherboard dashboard. And all system hard ware is fine as reported by the motherboard.

I lost all the screenshots I have of the upgrade from downloads to the last instruction to restart.

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