Ubuntu Terminal Freezes Commands Cannot Execute Until a Reboot
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Running Any command for instance sudo service network-manager restart seems just stays idle when i press enter key. I have to reboot to restore the machine. What must i do to stop my terminal from freezing.
command-line reboot
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Running Any command for instance sudo service network-manager restart seems just stays idle when i press enter key. I have to reboot to restore the machine. What must i do to stop my terminal from freezing.
command-line reboot
asked Apr 26 at 14:45
kishea
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check your memory!
– George Udosen
Apr 26 at 19:18
i have 4GB RAM, and 5GB swap. I think it is enough.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 10:53
Usefree -hto check and didn't specs!
– George Udosen
Apr 30 at 11:03
sudoasks for your password. Did you enter it?
– PerlDuck
Apr 30 at 13:51
sudo never asked for the password. the terminal cannot run any command i type.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 13:56
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up vote
-2
down vote
favorite
up vote
-2
down vote
favorite
Running Any command for instance sudo service network-manager restart seems just stays idle when i press enter key. I have to reboot to restore the machine. What must i do to stop my terminal from freezing.
command-line reboot
asked Apr 26 at 14:45
kishea
906
Running Any command for instance sudo service network-manager restart seems just stays idle when i press enter key. I have to reboot to restore the machine. What must i do to stop my terminal from freezing.
command-line reboot
asked Apr 26 at 14:45
kishea
906
asked Apr 26 at 14:45
kishea
906
asked Apr 26 at 14:45
kishea
906
asked Apr 26 at 14:45
kishea
906
906
check your memory!
– George Udosen
Apr 26 at 19:18
i have 4GB RAM, and 5GB swap. I think it is enough.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 10:53
Usefree -hto check and didn't specs!
– George Udosen
Apr 30 at 11:03
sudoasks for your password. Did you enter it?
– PerlDuck
Apr 30 at 13:51
sudo never asked for the password. the terminal cannot run any command i type.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 13:56
 |Â
show 10 more comments
check your memory!
– George Udosen
Apr 26 at 19:18
i have 4GB RAM, and 5GB swap. I think it is enough.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 10:53
Usefree -hto check and didn't specs!
– George Udosen
Apr 30 at 11:03
sudoasks for your password. Did you enter it?
– PerlDuck
Apr 30 at 13:51
sudo never asked for the password. the terminal cannot run any command i type.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 13:56
check your memory!
– George Udosen
Apr 26 at 19:18
check your memory!
– George Udosen
Apr 26 at 19:18
i have 4GB RAM, and 5GB swap. I think it is enough.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 10:53
i have 4GB RAM, and 5GB swap. I think it is enough.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 10:53
Use
free -h to check and didn't specs!– George Udosen
Apr 30 at 11:03
Use
free -h to check and didn't specs!– George Udosen
Apr 30 at 11:03
sudo asks for your password. Did you enter it?– PerlDuck
Apr 30 at 13:51
sudo asks for your password. Did you enter it?– PerlDuck
Apr 30 at 13:51
sudo never asked for the password. the terminal cannot run any command i type.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 13:56
sudo never asked for the password. the terminal cannot run any command i type.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 13:56
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You need to check the log info, you should open another terminal and run the following command:
journalctl -u NetworkManager
To check what's happening with the command execution.
You could also try to add an & to the end of the command you're executing to release the command prompt. If you have prompt but can type anything, try running reset.
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
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Press ctrl+Alt+F(1 or 2 or 3) login there and run some command. If its working fine. Something wrong with gnome-terminal. Try to run following command for any updates are stuck in between.
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
apt-get install terminator
terminator is alternate terminal. This having lot of cool features
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2 Answers
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oldest
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
You need to check the log info, you should open another terminal and run the following command:
journalctl -u NetworkManager
To check what's happening with the command execution.
You could also try to add an & to the end of the command you're executing to release the command prompt. If you have prompt but can type anything, try running reset.
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
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up vote
1
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You need to check the log info, you should open another terminal and run the following command:
journalctl -u NetworkManager
To check what's happening with the command execution.
You could also try to add an & to the end of the command you're executing to release the command prompt. If you have prompt but can type anything, try running reset.
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
You need to check the log info, you should open another terminal and run the following command:
journalctl -u NetworkManager
To check what's happening with the command execution.
You could also try to add an & to the end of the command you're executing to release the command prompt. If you have prompt but can type anything, try running reset.
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
You need to check the log info, you should open another terminal and run the following command:
journalctl -u NetworkManager
To check what's happening with the command execution.
You could also try to add an & to the end of the command you're executing to release the command prompt. If you have prompt but can type anything, try running reset.
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
answered May 3 at 14:57
Philippe Delteil
401417
401417
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up vote
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Press ctrl+Alt+F(1 or 2 or 3) login there and run some command. If its working fine. Something wrong with gnome-terminal. Try to run following command for any updates are stuck in between.
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
apt-get install terminator
terminator is alternate terminal. This having lot of cool features
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Press ctrl+Alt+F(1 or 2 or 3) login there and run some command. If its working fine. Something wrong with gnome-terminal. Try to run following command for any updates are stuck in between.
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
apt-get install terminator
terminator is alternate terminal. This having lot of cool features
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Press ctrl+Alt+F(1 or 2 or 3) login there and run some command. If its working fine. Something wrong with gnome-terminal. Try to run following command for any updates are stuck in between.
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
apt-get install terminator
terminator is alternate terminal. This having lot of cool features
Press ctrl+Alt+F(1 or 2 or 3) login there and run some command. If its working fine. Something wrong with gnome-terminal. Try to run following command for any updates are stuck in between.
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
apt-get install terminator
terminator is alternate terminal. This having lot of cool features
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check your memory!
– George Udosen
Apr 26 at 19:18
i have 4GB RAM, and 5GB swap. I think it is enough.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 10:53
Use
free -hto check and didn't specs!– George Udosen
Apr 30 at 11:03
sudoasks for your password. Did you enter it?– PerlDuck
Apr 30 at 13:51
sudo never asked for the password. the terminal cannot run any command i type.
– kishea
Apr 30 at 13:56