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    Plymouth disconnected on mountall - drops to command line

    just upgraded from 10.4 - no love on bootup with 10.10 - any ideas?

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    Re: Plymouth disconnected on mountall - drops to command line

    copy/paste each line into console, one by one, then "enter":

    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install -f

    sudo dpkg --configure -a
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure jockey
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm

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    Re: Plymouth disconnected on mountall - drops to command line

    thanks dino - nothing on jockey, though. I was able to get a low res boot - i'm thinking there's something going on with my nvidia in x - getting ready to check it out.

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    Re: Plymouth disconnected on mountall - drops to command line

    remove xorg.conf

    sudo rm -f /etc/X11/xorg.conf

    then reboot and check driver activation (system admin addiotional driver), nvidia-current might be activated

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    Re: Plymouth disconnected on mountall - drops to command line

    I have tried all of the commands mentioned without any effect. There is no xorg.conf that I can remove and I don't have nvidia on this machine.

    I upgraded my msi Wind Notebook from Lucid to Maverick (twice, I have a backup of Lucid) and get mountall: Plymouth command failed and mountall: Disconnected from Plymouth. ( That's why I am here).

    A fresh install prints similar messages but gives me a GUI after some hesitation.

    Am I in the wrong place?

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    Re: Plymouth disconnected on mountall - drops to command line

    Quote Originally Posted by dino99 View Post
    copy/paste each line into console, one by one, then "enter":

    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install -f

    sudo dpkg --configure -a
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure jockey
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure plymouth
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
    If he is at the command line he can't copy and paste those commands. And, generally at this point you can't even type at the login prompt in order to log on.

    The only solution I have to both above is to ssh into it, if you installed ssh to begin with.

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