Unable to get past login screen in Fedora 27 (kde spin)
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Everything was fine and working well till yesterday, after shutting it down yesterday and when I tried to login today, I was unable to get past the login screen.
First I thought it may be the problem from kde side, but asking them in the IRC, made me realize it's not a problem related to kde.
I tried restarting the laptop many times, but couldn't get past the login screen even once.
I was successful in logging through tty, but not through graphical one.
Any help is appreciated (really need to work on something important).
TIA!
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asked May 8 at 5:42
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Everything was fine and working well till yesterday, after shutting it down yesterday and when I tried to login today, I was unable to get past the login screen.
First I thought it may be the problem from kde side, but asking them in the IRC, made me realize it's not a problem related to kde.
I tried restarting the laptop many times, but couldn't get past the login screen even once.
I was successful in logging through tty, but not through graphical one.
Any help is appreciated (really need to work on something important).
TIA!
linux fedora
asked May 8 at 5:42
valacmur98
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When you boot then press ctl+e and removequite rhgboption and then press ctl+x, then tell the error which you are getting.
– Debian_yadav
May 8 at 5:46
@Debian_yadav, I am not getting any errors, everything was [ok].
– valacmur98
May 8 at 6:06
Is your user's home directory mounted?
– Michael Hampton
May 8 at 15:12
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Everything was fine and working well till yesterday, after shutting it down yesterday and when I tried to login today, I was unable to get past the login screen.
First I thought it may be the problem from kde side, but asking them in the IRC, made me realize it's not a problem related to kde.
I tried restarting the laptop many times, but couldn't get past the login screen even once.
I was successful in logging through tty, but not through graphical one.
Any help is appreciated (really need to work on something important).
TIA!
linux fedora
asked May 8 at 5:42
valacmur98
1
Everything was fine and working well till yesterday, after shutting it down yesterday and when I tried to login today, I was unable to get past the login screen.
First I thought it may be the problem from kde side, but asking them in the IRC, made me realize it's not a problem related to kde.
I tried restarting the laptop many times, but couldn't get past the login screen even once.
I was successful in logging through tty, but not through graphical one.
Any help is appreciated (really need to work on something important).
TIA!
linux fedora
asked May 8 at 5:42
valacmur98
1
asked May 8 at 5:42
valacmur98
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asked May 8 at 5:42
valacmur98
1
asked May 8 at 5:42
valacmur98
1
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When you boot then press ctl+e and removequite rhgboption and then press ctl+x, then tell the error which you are getting.
– Debian_yadav
May 8 at 5:46
@Debian_yadav, I am not getting any errors, everything was [ok].
– valacmur98
May 8 at 6:06
Is your user's home directory mounted?
– Michael Hampton
May 8 at 15:12
add a comment |Â
When you boot then press ctl+e and removequite rhgboption and then press ctl+x, then tell the error which you are getting.
– Debian_yadav
May 8 at 5:46
@Debian_yadav, I am not getting any errors, everything was [ok].
– valacmur98
May 8 at 6:06
Is your user's home directory mounted?
– Michael Hampton
May 8 at 15:12
When you boot then press ctl+e and remove
quite rhgb option and then press ctl+x, then tell the error which you are getting.– Debian_yadav
May 8 at 5:46
When you boot then press ctl+e and remove
quite rhgb option and then press ctl+x, then tell the error which you are getting.– Debian_yadav
May 8 at 5:46
@Debian_yadav, I am not getting any errors, everything was [ok].
– valacmur98
May 8 at 6:06
@Debian_yadav, I am not getting any errors, everything was [ok].
– valacmur98
May 8 at 6:06
Is your user's home directory mounted?
– Michael Hampton
May 8 at 15:12
Is your user's home directory mounted?
– Michael Hampton
May 8 at 15:12
add a comment |Â
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When you boot then press ctl+e and remove
quite rhgboption and then press ctl+x, then tell the error which you are getting.– Debian_yadav
May 8 at 5:46
@Debian_yadav, I am not getting any errors, everything was [ok].
– valacmur98
May 8 at 6:06
Is your user's home directory mounted?
– Michael Hampton
May 8 at 15:12