A general linear singular boundary value problem dx i dt=P i (t)·x 3-i +q i (t)(i=1,2),x i (τ k +)-x i (τ k -)=G i (k)·x 3-i (τ k )+h i (k)(i=1,2;k=1,2,⋯);l i (x 1 ,x 2 )=c i (i=1,2) is considered, where P i ∈L loc (]a,b[, ℝ n i ×n 3-i ), q i ∈L loc (]a,b[, ℝ n i ), G i :{1,2,⋯}→ℝ n i ×n 3-i , h i :{1,2,⋯}→ℝ n i , c i ∈ℝ n i , and l i is a linear bounded operator (i=1,2). The singularity is
... [Show full abstract] understood in the sense that P i ∉L([a,b],ℝ n i ×n 3-i ), q j ∉L([a,b],ℝ n j ) or ∑ k=1 ∞ (∥G i (k)∥+∥h j (k)∥=+∞ for some i,j∈{1,2}. The conditions are established under which this problem is uniquely solvable if and only if the corresponding homogeneous boundary value problem has only the trivial solution. Analogous problems for similar impulsive systems with small parameters are also considered.