How is this not a high priority issue? Deletion of a working config file should be a high priority, period, shouldn't it? I had a working 14.04 system and ran updates with the result of breakage all over the system (intel drivers don't run in SNA mode right for me, need UXA to work properly). Note that is upgrade not dist-upgrade. I'm happy to help troubleshoot this but it really seems a bad policy to give no method of keeping a working config. Hope the comments help,
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