Hi all:

Currently we have already identified the issue which caused boot failure. We will fix this issue by pushing a urgent update ASAP.

To judge if it is experience installation: Click on me

As debian upstream update which deleted vol_id tool, users who used Deepin Installer and installed experience installation can not boot the system after upgrading.

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If you have already upgraded and can not enter the system, please start up and enter initramfs interface (shown in the above picture).

1. Search for the partition where deepin is installed, and execute:

The screenshot above was taken in Deepin Terminal, so it is a bit different from initramfs interface, if you can not tell which one is system partition, please try all the partitions.

2. Manually mount the partition, execute:

Please change /sdXX to your own installation partition, mine is /sda1.

3. Reboot the system, execute:

Now the system should be able to boot normally.

To judge if it is original installation: Click on me

As debian updated Xorg in upstream, users who used Deepin Boot Maker for original installation will encounter driver failure and results in boot failure.

If you have already upgraded and can not enter the system.

Please startup and wait till it is ready (if you are not sure, please wait two minutes after system startup), press Ctrl + Alt + F1 to switch to tty1. Then login with your account (touch input your password and press enter, the password will not echo) and execute:

This script will automatically fix the system. After it is done (that is, no output and the cursor is in waiting-for-input status), then press Ctrl + Alt + Del to reboot.

Now the system should be able to boot normally.