Continually Being Logged Out
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Recently I was asked to install the latest version of Ubuntu, which I proceeded to do. However, along the way it encountered problems with the software. So I am not sure whether the whole package has been installed properly. However, I now find that whenever I log in, I am logged out within a short time of around 20 seconds. Each time I log in, I am logged out with very little time to do anything. Someone has suggested it has something to do with X11, but I don't know what to do about it.
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asked Sep 19 at 6:24
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Recently I was asked to install the latest version of Ubuntu, which I proceeded to do. However, along the way it encountered problems with the software. So I am not sure whether the whole package has been installed properly. However, I now find that whenever I log in, I am logged out within a short time of around 20 seconds. Each time I log in, I am logged out with very little time to do anything. Someone has suggested it has something to do with X11, but I don't know what to do about it.
x11
asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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There is also an Ubuntu specific site on Stack Exchange which may be able to help you. See askubuntu.com
– Richard Smith
Sep 19 at 7:22
I was told to type in "sudo telinit 3" to switch to line mode, but all that happens is the screen changes to black with one stating "UB_root: clean, 759542/16023552 files, .... blocks". Then the cursor just hangs.
– V.Kowalenko
Sep 19 at 7:31
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Recently I was asked to install the latest version of Ubuntu, which I proceeded to do. However, along the way it encountered problems with the software. So I am not sure whether the whole package has been installed properly. However, I now find that whenever I log in, I am logged out within a short time of around 20 seconds. Each time I log in, I am logged out with very little time to do anything. Someone has suggested it has something to do with X11, but I don't know what to do about it.
x11
asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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Recently I was asked to install the latest version of Ubuntu, which I proceeded to do. However, along the way it encountered problems with the software. So I am not sure whether the whole package has been installed properly. However, I now find that whenever I log in, I am logged out within a short time of around 20 seconds. Each time I log in, I am logged out with very little time to do anything. Someone has suggested it has something to do with X11, but I don't know what to do about it.
x11
x11
asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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asked Sep 19 at 6:24
V.Kowalenko
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There is also an Ubuntu specific site on Stack Exchange which may be able to help you. See askubuntu.com
– Richard Smith
Sep 19 at 7:22
I was told to type in "sudo telinit 3" to switch to line mode, but all that happens is the screen changes to black with one stating "UB_root: clean, 759542/16023552 files, .... blocks". Then the cursor just hangs.
– V.Kowalenko
Sep 19 at 7:31
add a comment |Â
There is also an Ubuntu specific site on Stack Exchange which may be able to help you. See askubuntu.com
– Richard Smith
Sep 19 at 7:22
I was told to type in "sudo telinit 3" to switch to line mode, but all that happens is the screen changes to black with one stating "UB_root: clean, 759542/16023552 files, .... blocks". Then the cursor just hangs.
– V.Kowalenko
Sep 19 at 7:31
There is also an Ubuntu specific site on Stack Exchange which may be able to help you. See askubuntu.com
– Richard Smith
Sep 19 at 7:22
There is also an Ubuntu specific site on Stack Exchange which may be able to help you. See askubuntu.com
– Richard Smith
Sep 19 at 7:22
I was told to type in "sudo telinit 3" to switch to line mode, but all that happens is the screen changes to black with one stating "UB_root: clean, 759542/16023552 files, .... blocks". Then the cursor just hangs.
– V.Kowalenko
Sep 19 at 7:31
I was told to type in "sudo telinit 3" to switch to line mode, but all that happens is the screen changes to black with one stating "UB_root: clean, 759542/16023552 files, .... blocks". Then the cursor just hangs.
– V.Kowalenko
Sep 19 at 7:31
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There is also an Ubuntu specific site on Stack Exchange which may be able to help you. See askubuntu.com
– Richard Smith
Sep 19 at 7:22
I was told to type in "sudo telinit 3" to switch to line mode, but all that happens is the screen changes to black with one stating "UB_root: clean, 759542/16023552 files, .... blocks". Then the cursor just hangs.
– V.Kowalenko
Sep 19 at 7:31