Login problem after upgrading from 14.04 to 16.04
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I have upgraded my system from 14.04 to 16.04, then after rebooting the system, it is not showing the login page but instead a tty1 terminal asking for login and password, but not logging in.
Searching the forum tried the options ctrl+Alt+F1-F9 but none of them are working.
I tried to enter recovery mode but it is again returning to the tty1 window without showing recovery options.
I tried using live cd but it is asking for installation but repair or upgrade.
Can anyone suggest an idea to get past this without loss of data or installed packages?
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I have upgraded my system from 14.04 to 16.04, then after rebooting the system, it is not showing the login page but instead a tty1 terminal asking for login and password, but not logging in.
Searching the forum tried the options ctrl+Alt+F1-F9 but none of them are working.
I tried to enter recovery mode but it is again returning to the tty1 window without showing recovery options.
I tried using live cd but it is asking for installation but repair or upgrade.
Can anyone suggest an idea to get past this without loss of data or installed packages?
upgrade
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
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Did you try boot from Live, chroot [url: points 7 - 11 help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot ] to your updated OS and change (reset) password for account (after chroot use passwd for known accout)?
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I have upgraded my system from 14.04 to 16.04, then after rebooting the system, it is not showing the login page but instead a tty1 terminal asking for login and password, but not logging in.
Searching the forum tried the options ctrl+Alt+F1-F9 but none of them are working.
I tried to enter recovery mode but it is again returning to the tty1 window without showing recovery options.
I tried using live cd but it is asking for installation but repair or upgrade.
Can anyone suggest an idea to get past this without loss of data or installed packages?
upgrade
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
1
I have upgraded my system from 14.04 to 16.04, then after rebooting the system, it is not showing the login page but instead a tty1 terminal asking for login and password, but not logging in.
Searching the forum tried the options ctrl+Alt+F1-F9 but none of them are working.
I tried to enter recovery mode but it is again returning to the tty1 window without showing recovery options.
I tried using live cd but it is asking for installation but repair or upgrade.
Can anyone suggest an idea to get past this without loss of data or installed packages?
upgrade
upgrade
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
1
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
1
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
edited Apr 10 at 9:53
Zanna
48k13119228
48k13119228
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
1
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
1
asked Apr 10 at 7:53
phani sri
1
1
Did you try boot from Live, chroot [url: points 7 - 11 help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot ] to your updated OS and change (reset) password for account (after chroot use passwd for known accout)?
– mariaczi
Apr 10 at 8:37
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Did you try boot from Live, chroot [url: points 7 - 11 help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot ] to your updated OS and change (reset) password for account (after chroot use passwd for known accout)?
– mariaczi
Apr 10 at 8:37
Did you try boot from Live, chroot [url: points 7 - 11 help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot ] to your updated OS and change (reset) password for account (after chroot use passwd for known accout)?
– mariaczi
Apr 10 at 8:37
Did you try boot from Live, chroot [url: points 7 - 11 help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot ] to your updated OS and change (reset) password for account (after chroot use passwd for known accout)?
– mariaczi
Apr 10 at 8:37
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Did you try boot from Live, chroot [url: points 7 - 11 help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot ] to your updated OS and change (reset) password for account (after chroot use passwd for known accout)?
– mariaczi
Apr 10 at 8:37