how to get out from admin/text mode
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I have literaly no idea on what happened and what are the next steps.
I've installed the upgrade to 18.04.1 LTS after restarting computer I found myself in admin (?)/text (? - I even don't know the proper name).
It asks me to log in.
Apparently I enter the correct data.
Than it shows:
XXX@XXX:~$
what should I type? Kind request for 6-year old level answer, my coding understanding is probably even not at that level.
CTRL+D, exit, ~Desktop - did not work. It comes back to login and password request.
Any help will be appreciated.
command-line gdm
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I have literaly no idea on what happened and what are the next steps.
I've installed the upgrade to 18.04.1 LTS after restarting computer I found myself in admin (?)/text (? - I even don't know the proper name).
It asks me to log in.
Apparently I enter the correct data.
Than it shows:
XXX@XXX:~$
what should I type? Kind request for 6-year old level answer, my coding understanding is probably even not at that level.
CTRL+D, exit, ~Desktop - did not work. It comes back to login and password request.
Any help will be appreciated.
command-line gdm
edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
397215
asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
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Sounds like you're getting a TTY instead of the GUI login screen (GDM). What Ubuntu version were you using before? Were there any problems during the upgrade?
– wjandrea
Nov 21 at 17:50
Very good question, I have no idea what was the previous one. Sorry. But it is true there is TTY info.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:44
No problems (or at least no apparent to me) during upgrade.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:46
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:44
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favorite
up vote
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down vote
favorite
I have literaly no idea on what happened and what are the next steps.
I've installed the upgrade to 18.04.1 LTS after restarting computer I found myself in admin (?)/text (? - I even don't know the proper name).
It asks me to log in.
Apparently I enter the correct data.
Than it shows:
XXX@XXX:~$
what should I type? Kind request for 6-year old level answer, my coding understanding is probably even not at that level.
CTRL+D, exit, ~Desktop - did not work. It comes back to login and password request.
Any help will be appreciated.
command-line gdm
edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
397215
asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
1
I have literaly no idea on what happened and what are the next steps.
I've installed the upgrade to 18.04.1 LTS after restarting computer I found myself in admin (?)/text (? - I even don't know the proper name).
It asks me to log in.
Apparently I enter the correct data.
Than it shows:
XXX@XXX:~$
what should I type? Kind request for 6-year old level answer, my coding understanding is probably even not at that level.
CTRL+D, exit, ~Desktop - did not work. It comes back to login and password request.
Any help will be appreciated.
command-line gdm
command-line gdm
edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
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asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
1
edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
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asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
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edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
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edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
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edited Nov 21 at 20:36
LeonidMew
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asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
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asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
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asked Nov 21 at 17:40
totalM
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Sounds like you're getting a TTY instead of the GUI login screen (GDM). What Ubuntu version were you using before? Were there any problems during the upgrade?
– wjandrea
Nov 21 at 17:50
Very good question, I have no idea what was the previous one. Sorry. But it is true there is TTY info.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:44
No problems (or at least no apparent to me) during upgrade.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:46
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:44
add a comment |
1
Sounds like you're getting a TTY instead of the GUI login screen (GDM). What Ubuntu version were you using before? Were there any problems during the upgrade?
– wjandrea
Nov 21 at 17:50
Very good question, I have no idea what was the previous one. Sorry. But it is true there is TTY info.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:44
No problems (or at least no apparent to me) during upgrade.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:46
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:44
1
1
Sounds like you're getting a TTY instead of the GUI login screen (GDM). What Ubuntu version were you using before? Were there any problems during the upgrade?
– wjandrea
Nov 21 at 17:50
Sounds like you're getting a TTY instead of the GUI login screen (GDM). What Ubuntu version were you using before? Were there any problems during the upgrade?
– wjandrea
Nov 21 at 17:50
Very good question, I have no idea what was the previous one. Sorry. But it is true there is TTY info.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:44
Very good question, I have no idea what was the previous one. Sorry. But it is true there is TTY info.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:44
No problems (or at least no apparent to me) during upgrade.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:46
No problems (or at least no apparent to me) during upgrade.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:46
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:44
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:44
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It sounds like you set the default target on your machine to something other than graphical. Try
sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
and then reboot and see what happens.
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Do you mean you get into text console after boot up? Try to login and type startx - it should get you to graphical environment. Its a temporal solution, if it works.
May be something wrong with greeter, if above runs fine, try reinstall it: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
Also do run sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I looked time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. Thank,I love you guys. You are fantastic!
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
add a comment |
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
It sounds like you set the default target on your machine to something other than graphical. Try
sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
and then reboot and see what happens.
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
It sounds like you set the default target on your machine to something other than graphical. Try
sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
and then reboot and see what happens.
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
It sounds like you set the default target on your machine to something other than graphical. Try
sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
and then reboot and see what happens.
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
It sounds like you set the default target on your machine to something other than graphical. Try
sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
and then reboot and see what happens.
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
Lewis M
4955
4955
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
I've tried - failed. it says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:02
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Do you mean you get into text console after boot up? Try to login and type startx - it should get you to graphical environment. Its a temporal solution, if it works.
May be something wrong with greeter, if above runs fine, try reinstall it: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
Also do run sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Do you mean you get into text console after boot up? Try to login and type startx - it should get you to graphical environment. Its a temporal solution, if it works.
May be something wrong with greeter, if above runs fine, try reinstall it: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
Also do run sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Do you mean you get into text console after boot up? Try to login and type startx - it should get you to graphical environment. Its a temporal solution, if it works.
May be something wrong with greeter, if above runs fine, try reinstall it: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
Also do run sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
Do you mean you get into text console after boot up? Try to login and type startx - it should get you to graphical environment. Its a temporal solution, if it works.
May be something wrong with greeter, if above runs fine, try reinstall it: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
Also do run sudo systemctl enable graphical.target
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
edited Nov 21 at 18:00
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
answered Nov 21 at 17:51
LeonidMew
397215
397215
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
I did runsudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm3
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:54
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
one of many info I received back is: gdm.service is not active, cannot reload. I also tried sudo systemctl enable graphical.target - it faild too. It says: the unit files have no installation config [....], This means you are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:55
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I looked time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. Thank,I love you guys. You are fantastic!
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I looked time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. Thank,I love you guys. You are fantastic!
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I looked time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. Thank,I love you guys. You are fantastic!
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I looked time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. Thank,I love you guys. You are fantastic!
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
answered Nov 21 at 20:47
totalM
1
1
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
add a comment |
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
So some of suggested commands helps, and after reboot it worked :)
– LeonidMew
Nov 21 at 20:55
add a comment |
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Sounds like you're getting a TTY instead of the GUI login screen (GDM). What Ubuntu version were you using before? Were there any problems during the upgrade?
– wjandrea
Nov 21 at 17:50
Very good question, I have no idea what was the previous one. Sorry. But it is true there is TTY info.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:44
No problems (or at least no apparent to me) during upgrade.
– totalM
Nov 21 at 19:46
So, I run all the suggested commands. It (I mean the device) gave me, generally speaking, "all field" response to any try. An hour passed. Partly devastated I look time at TTY (new word - thanks LeonidMew!) nothing changed. While moving it I accidentally turned off the wi-fi button and than instinctively turned it back on. Some new strange/scary info appeared on my TTY. So, pannic buttons configuration was pressed (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and... IT WARKS AGAIN! I am back in GIU. THANK YOU ALL! You are fantastic!
– totalM
Nov 21 at 20:44