I uninstalled Macos KVM now Zorin 16 wont even boot.
Whenever I try to boot into the OS nothing happens, it just stays on the BIOS logo and I am no longer seeing the flashing Z icon over it like I normally do.
I tried to fix it using boot repair tool from a Try Zorin install that was on a USB stick but Zorin 16 still wont start.
I can still see the Zorin 16 file system when I boot from the Try Zorin USB stick and am able to copy stuff from it but would like to know if there is some way I could recover Zorin 16 and make it bootable again.
Whenever you remove a package, always check what it is taking with it. Always Read The Terminal.
I would need to install and then remove Macos KVM to see what it removes. I would rather not... So I am going to take a guess.
Boot into recovery mode by holding or tapping the left shift key at boot. Choose Advanced Options for Zorin and arrow key down to enable networking. Once networking is enabled, return up to the recovery menu and arrow key down to drop to prompt.
Hit enter.
Then put in:
What I listed there are common things that may have had integrated components removed that would cause the operating system to not load or boot properly if removed.
I may have missed the mark, though... Without really knowing what was removed, it is a total shot in the dark.
This screen image- the top is cut off. It shows that your x-window manager is no longer required, along with a large chunk of essential apps (Whatever ryou do, do NOT run autoremove). It also shows your graphics drivers.
Really need to know what command was put in that created that message.
I am glad to hear that your problem is now solved.
I suggest you to consider making a disk image using Rescuezilla (GUI) or Clonezilla (CUI) before venturing out into the unknown frontier next time That way you can easily revert back to where you were before the problem.