Can't find any info that helps, updated ubuntu JellyJam and now it won't boot gui

[nunchuckmadness]

I ran the updater and it updated some things, I saw it working on gpu drivers then the screen went black and never came back after waiting. I restarted the computer and it only boots into the command terminal with a green background and :~$

I've been trying to get it back on my network to fix the gpu driver but I don't have any of the commands installed other search results say to use. Basically just a vanilla install I've been using for a few weeks for steam

I tried some things, simple commands to bring it up but I either didn't have the tools or I probably did it wrong.

But I think trying to change the state of anything isn't going to work because in trying to enable network manager is says it failed because the service is masked.

I just need to get ethernet enabled, I'm sure I can fix it if I can sudo apt install a driver.

22.04.2 gnu 6.2.0-26
Amd53600
Nvidia 1060

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nunchuckmadness - Hello

boots into the command terminal with a green background and :~$

Does this mean you are local to the computer ?

If local - what shows:

lsb_release -a
sudo lshw -C display

See what we are working with ---- and

where we go from here

[nunchuckmadness]

Yes, this is my home computer.

lsb_release -a says no lsb modules are available, then it lists the distro info, ubuntu 22.04.2 lts, jammy, etc

Sudo lshw -c display
It detects the card

The only thing that looks unusual to me is the resolution, it says it's set to 1024x768, I wonder if that's it. My 55in (~140cm) TV probably can't do anything with that

Phys I'd. 0

Bus info. Pci@0000:08:00.0

Ver. a1

width. 64bit

Clock.33mhz

Capabilities. Pm msi pcie vgacontroller bushmaster calisthenics rom

Config. driver=Nvidia latency=0

Resources. irq:96 memory:f5000000-f5ffffff memory:e000000-effffff memory:f1ffffff ioport:e000(size=128) memory:c0000-dffff

*-graphics
Product. efi vga

Phys id. 1

Logical name. /dev/from

Capabilities. fb

Configuration. Depth=32 resolution=1024, 768

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nunchuckmadness; Well ...

We can assume now that you are running Nvida for the graphic's chip.
So what is loaded ?
post back - copy and paste between code tags:

dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia
cat /var/log/gpu-manager.log

code tag tutorial:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...8#post12776168

see what tale gets told

[nunchuckmadness]

I'll try this when I get home. But sorry, I can't copy and paste from my computer, I'm on my phone.

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nunchuckmadness; Roger that

These things best done at the terminal.

If I am not here when you do get home - others here will assist.

all in this together

[nunchuckmadness]

Thank you, I did the earlier steps at home, but had to split.

Will update

[nunchuckmadness]

I can see why you said to copy and paste. But I don't have the capability to copy it to my phone. I have no network on my computer either.

There's multiple rc and ii entries, close to the bottom it says

ii nvidia-firmware-535-535.86.05 ... 535.86.05-0ubuntu0.22.04.1

There are also 525 lines in every other entry

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nunchuckmadness; Hummmm ....

Think'n be a good idea to change our focus and see what is up with networking.
what results:

ping -c3 8.8.8.8
ping -c3 google.com
ping -c3 127.0.0.1

as it is real tough to deal with fractured info.
Hopefully we can find a quick fix for networking.

what it takes

[nunchuckmadness]

8.8.8.8 says network is unreachable

Google.com says temp failure in name resolution

127.0.0.1 comes back with with a response of about .04 ms

I normally use a wifi adapter for regular use, but right now I have it hooked up to a bridged connection from my laptop. The internet on my laptop is working good.

I also tried earlier before posting to work with the .yaml file to get it onto the network following another forum post. I hope I didn't mess it up, I was very careful to follow the instructions, but couldn't do everything it asked because I don't have the right tools installed. Should we clean out the old .yaml files and write a new one where we can direct it to a dns ?