Reconfigure did not work for me.
See update:
https://github.com/sddm/sddm/issues/892#issuecomment-330970061
This bug is definitely related to the translations / user locale. Only
English locale works correctly, all other locales will trigger this bug.
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Sorry, wrong thread. Disregard last comment.
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calling 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure sddm' seems to fix the problem (found the advice
elsewhere and had success)
This should give a hint on what goes wrong during the upgrade, and how it could
be fixed.
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Placing
service sddm start
into /etc/rc.local did a workaround. Also i think Bug #1431332 is
related.
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Upgraded from previous LTS, i have two monitors driven by the CPUs
integrated graphic engine, the kernel autoloads i915 driver. SDDM does
not start, it needs to be manually from a console prompt. Apart from
this, all works OK after, as far as i can tell.
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@mike-petersen-web - yes, in my case, it's definitely a dependency
issue. I installed 16.04 server and then added Kubuntu Desktop. Whilst
that installed sddm and its service, sddm didn't have any dependency on
xserver-xorg-core, directly or indirectly (which it really should have,
as it's an X di
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@peter-drealm: Seems to be another problem for you. The package xserver-
xorg-core is installed and /usr/bin/X is present.
Currently i am fixing it by removing the hdmi cable from the graphics
card (one monitor) and the login screen apears. Before loging in i
reconnect the monitor and it will be a
Well, that seems simple enough: xserver-xorg-core hadn't been installed.
"apt install xserver-xorg-core" and then "systemctl start sddm" gets me
a greeter.
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sddm does not start up at all but no error is reported anywhere - see
systemctl checks log attached.
A rather clearer report is given running the command from the console:
root@nuc-peter:/var/log# /usr/bin/X -nolisten tcp -auth
/var/run/sddm/{03a073a1-922f-4e49-b7c0-e86bf64358a5} -background none
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: sddm (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Sorry, made an error and created an additional bug instead of attaching
the information here. I marked
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1563946 as
duplicate. Here the comment:
Due to more testing i found out that the problem may not be related to
sddm. Switching to gdm3 only wor
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