Upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 - login loop every single time - login
screen showed up after a black screen blip. Shows a cl login prompt
with the "correct" login ID name that disappeared right away.
Up pops a login screen. I login in, it takes the password, it starts to
do something, the screen bl
install after shred command did nothing to change the login loop. main
computer is down until this is fixed as far as 10.04 is concerned.
Standing by for help - moving all duplicates to this one.
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Login failure loop with Ubuntu 10.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/567029
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I do not have expertise to do this; working on getting my ubuntu "pal" to do
it. Will post by June 14, 2010 if can do. Internet connectivity reduced to
phone, pardon brevity.
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On Jun 8, 2010 9:47 AM, "dave" wrote:
Can anyone attach a copy of .xsession-errors? I am no longer able to do
so..
Tony,
I apologize that my skills in this area are nigh nil. I will forward this
to a friend (nalioth) that is very helpful. you may find him in an ubuntu
help chat. when he responds - i will send it to you and that will be more
likely to help than my following postulations.
If you don't hear b
10.10 came out, same bug. I implore you to open this bug for upgrade. "no
activity" is result of complete disabling of MY computer for one, and I suspect
upgrade information needed on HDD formatting. Please excuse the reference here
(and not in Maverick Meerkat version bugs) but I think this
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/567029
Title:
Login failure loop with Ubuntu 10.04
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no change in login loop after all that, and I accidentally wound up
loading Natty Narwhal.
Let me rephrase my question -
My HDD was subjected to every data removal option short of scrap yard
Electro Magnet or Low Level Format, and after repeated reloads from
disc's and internet update and upgrade
Concluded in Bug #706783 - BIOS SETTING for VGA SHARE MEMORY SIZE was
set to 32M. When changed to 64M Ubuntu Desktop Edition booted normally.
Athlon XP on Biostar Mobo M7VIG 400, w/1GB DDR2 RAM.
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I would like to know if this is something that is being worked on. I
don't know how to fix this loop myself and it seems I do not understand
where to start for a solution. If I knew where to look, I might could
help. Right now - my computer is still downgraded to ubuntu 9.10. The
upgrade still
