Ubuntu suddenly breaking on 2 computers in the same day

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So yesterday I was using my normal PC (running 18.04), I had some Wine problems related to Python3 so I was reinstalling (sudo apt purge python3 then sudo apt install python 3) then Firefox got deleted, reinstalled it, went away to eat and couldn't log back in. When I restarted the PC it booted to a terminal so I wanted to start the GUI but when I do startx but it loads, gives black screen and just gets back to the terminal without an error. I tried reinstalling some things but I can't connect to my internet (WiFi and ethernet) and at this point I gave up and just used my laptop with the idea to fix it tomorrow (so now). But when I went to check on my server (18.04) today it had exactly the same problem, can't start the GUI and can't connect to the internet. Does anybody know what causes this, especially since it's on 2 PC's now?

edited Nov 23 at 19:31

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

could be related to kernel update, can you choose older kernel in GRUB and try?
– janmyszkier
Nov 22 at 16:28

are your hard drives full?
– Katu
Nov 22 at 16:50

I have tried the other kernel version and I still don't get GUI or internet. It does give me an error when I try startx: xinit: server error xauth timeout in locking authority file /home/USER/.Xauthority And my drives aren't full
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:15

I am checking my startup log and it says ACPI Warning: SystemIO range "longnumber" conflicts with OpRegion "longnumber" (GPRL) (20170831/utaddress-247)
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:21

What do you mean by "suddenly Firefox got deleted?"
– user535733
Nov 22 at 17:21

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edited Nov 23 at 19:31

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

could be related to kernel update, can you choose older kernel in GRUB and try?
– janmyszkier
Nov 22 at 16:28

are your hard drives full?
– Katu
Nov 22 at 16:50

I have tried the other kernel version and I still don't get GUI or internet. It does give me an error when I try startx: xinit: server error xauth timeout in locking authority file /home/USER/.Xauthority And my drives aren't full
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:15

I am checking my startup log and it says ACPI Warning: SystemIO range "longnumber" conflicts with OpRegion "longnumber" (GPRL) (20170831/utaddress-247)
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:21

What do you mean by "suddenly Firefox got deleted?"
– user535733
Nov 22 at 17:21

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edited Nov 23 at 19:31

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

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server 18.04 internet gui

edited Nov 23 at 19:31

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

edited Nov 23 at 19:31

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

edited Nov 23 at 19:31

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

asked Nov 22 at 16:16

Shmotten

could be related to kernel update, can you choose older kernel in GRUB and try?
– janmyszkier
Nov 22 at 16:28

are your hard drives full?
– Katu
Nov 22 at 16:50

I have tried the other kernel version and I still don't get GUI or internet. It does give me an error when I try startx: xinit: server error xauth timeout in locking authority file /home/USER/.Xauthority And my drives aren't full
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:15

I am checking my startup log and it says ACPI Warning: SystemIO range "longnumber" conflicts with OpRegion "longnumber" (GPRL) (20170831/utaddress-247)
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:21

What do you mean by "suddenly Firefox got deleted?"
– user535733
Nov 22 at 17:21

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show 4 more comments

could be related to kernel update, can you choose older kernel in GRUB and try?
– janmyszkier
Nov 22 at 16:28

are your hard drives full?
– Katu
Nov 22 at 16:50

I have tried the other kernel version and I still don't get GUI or internet. It does give me an error when I try startx: xinit: server error xauth timeout in locking authority file /home/USER/.Xauthority And my drives aren't full
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:15

I am checking my startup log and it says ACPI Warning: SystemIO range "longnumber" conflicts with OpRegion "longnumber" (GPRL) (20170831/utaddress-247)
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:21

What do you mean by "suddenly Firefox got deleted?"
– user535733
Nov 22 at 17:21

could be related to kernel update, can you choose older kernel in GRUB and try?
– janmyszkier
Nov 22 at 16:28

are your hard drives full?
– Katu
Nov 22 at 16:50

I have tried the other kernel version and I still don't get GUI or internet. It does give me an error when I try startx: xinit: server error xauth timeout in locking authority file /home/USER/.Xauthority And my drives aren't full
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:15

I am checking my startup log and it says ACPI Warning: SystemIO range "longnumber" conflicts with OpRegion "longnumber" (GPRL) (20170831/utaddress-247)
– Shmotten
Nov 22 at 17:21

What do you mean by "suddenly Firefox got deleted?"
– user535733
Nov 22 at 17:21

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