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Cant login to tty on ubuntu 20.04, login incorrect and cant go to recovery

msadasjwd

5/31/23, 8:14 PM

Probably /var does not have free space. It had happened before that I needed to empty /var. That is why it prompts to tty when it starts. I can't log in normally.

It says after the prompt,

`/dev/nvme0n1p5: clean 203241/4063232 files 1974099/16250112 blocks`

It does not change. I restarted lots of times but always is the same numbers.

And, I cant cancel when I press Ctrl + C on the first screen. It immediately goes to that screen.

I put my username and password in any tty tty3 for example but it does not accept. Maybe I don't know my username. How can I see my username?

I can't even go to recovery mode on my HP laptop. I tried f11 f12 shift but it always goes to Ctrl + C and then clean the block writing :(

I used f11 to go to recovery mode but it goes that tty screen again. Please help.

FIXED

I did this and it seems to work: https://askubuntu.com/a/1279814/1566911 sudo apt install --reinstall gnome gdm3 and then rebooted. now I am on my desktop. it showed Ctrl + C but it passed it quickly. Now I restarted 2 times and it seems no problem. Any suggestions? Why did I have this error? How can I go back to a normal desktop? I mean when I do Ctrl + tab, I can see only one chrome tab despite there being 3.

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Satoshi Nakamoto

5/31/23, 9:28 PM

Does this answer your question? ["dev/sda1: clean, ..." This message appears after I startup my laptop, then it won't continue booting](https://askubuntu.com/questions/882385/dev-sda1-clean-this-message-appears-after-i-startup-my-laptop-then-it-w)

msadasjwd

6/1/23, 5:49 AM

@Tyþë-Ø i cant login. i need my username. And it is not about nvidia. I have /var full probably. but first i need to be able to login.

Someone

6/1/23, 6:01 AM

You have to enter your user name, not your name! If you cant still login even after entering your username then login as root. In the uername column enter `root` and in password column, enter your sudo password

matan h

6/1/23, 6:10 AM

You can boot to Recovery Mode ( from this answer: https://askubuntu.com/a/24024/1158038) and then you have bash, so you can chenge your username or password or clear /var.

msadasjwd

6/1/23, 6:27 AM

I did this and it seems worked: https://askubuntu.com/a/1279814/1566911 `sudo apt install --reinstall gnome gdm3` and then rebooted. now i am on my desktop. it showed ctrl c but it passed it quickly. Now i restarted 2 times and it seems no problem. ANy suggestions? Why did i have this error?

N0rbert

6/1/23, 7:13 AM

Does this answer your question? [/dev/nvme0n1p5 message; Ubuntu won't boot](https://askubuntu.com/questions/1278718/dev-nvme0n1p5-message-ubuntu-wont-boot)

Elon Musk

I sit in a Tesla and translated this thread with Ai:

EN: Cant login to tty on ubuntu 20.04, login incorrect and cant go to recovery

TH: ไม่สามารถเข้าสู่ระบบ tty บน Ubuntu 20.04 เข้าสู่ระบบไม่ถูกต้องและไม่สามารถไปที่การกู้คืน

RO: Nu mă pot conecta la tty pe ubuntu 20.04, autentificare incorectă și nu pot merge la recuperare

RU: Не могу войти в tty на Ubuntu 20.04, неправильный вход и не могу перейти к восстановлению

VI: Không thể đăng nhập vào tty trên Ubuntu 20.04, đăng nhập không chính xác và không thể vào recovery

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