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Raspberry pi nomachine
Raspberry pi nomachine










Xauthority file may have the incorrect permissions.

raspberry pi nomachine

reset permissions on your home folder: sudo chown -R pi /home/pi.Without knowing what exactly the problem is, here are some actions which might help: if you use LXDE run startlxde) and check the output for eventual error messages. Check man to find out.Īlso try starting your desktop environment manually from command line (e.g. Login manager (I assume lightdm) logs usually live in /var/log/lightdm/, desktop environments should also keep their log somewhere in /var/log/.

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Since you can login via command line, you can easily access important log files which you should check for error messages. It looks like your X server is working fine, but either your login manager or your desktop environment are failing to run properly (the former is supposed to ask for a password, then start the latter for you).












Raspberry pi nomachine