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Ok, but I have to access it first. How can I do that if my boot isn´t finishing ? Can I use a livecd to boot and do that ?
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Ok, but I have to access it first. How can I do that if my boot isn´t finishing ? Can I use a livecd to boot and do that ?

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My ubuntu server is not finishing the login. The screens flashes in different colors the mouse moves but nothing. How can I disable the gui login to see whas happen ? Can I use the CD and use the rescue a broken system option ? How to do that ?
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My ubuntu server is not finishing the login. The screens flashes in different colors the mouse moves but nothing. How can I disable the gui login to see whas happen ? Can I use the CD and use the rescue a broken system option ? How to do that ?

Ubuntu login didn´t finish

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