Login automatically but after auto login show black screen and not seen main fedora home screen . This time has not usb . So if give me fedora 44 setup full cmd install and upgrade. As I can resetup fedora 44 using cmd . Please consider me for this issue and help resolve this problem.
Do you mean that your screen goes black after logging in instead of showing Fedora Desktop?
The below solution often fixes this issue—disabling automatic login or reinstalling Display manager.
Press CTRL + ALT + F3
Type your username
Then type your password.
Then run
sudo nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Find the lines under [daemon]
AutomaticLoginEnable=True
AutomaticLogin=your_username
Change AutomaticLoginEnable=True to False.
Save with Ctrl+O, Enter, Ctrl+x.
sudo dnf clean all
sudo dnf upgrade --refresh -y
sudo dnf reinstall @gnome-desktop -y
sudo systemctl reboot
Not working also yy3 terminal correctly useid and pass submit. login successfully. Also main home screen show black screen that same issue . Don’t solve this issue.
If you are getting your login wrong, i am not sure how i can help you.
You will have to wait for someone else.
Sorry..
This time hasn’t usb . Also cmd for install fedora with downloaded iso link and add boot menu As a easily new setup fedora setup
I’m guessing you are able to login on the text console using CTRL + ALT + F3. Did you try editing /etc/gdm/custom.conf? We can see you have an HP laptop, but it would help to have more details of the graphics hardware. Did you install Fedora using the original Live USB installer? Some issues have been fixed with updates, so if you have not already done so, you should update using the text console to enter sudo dnf5 update —refresh —offline (note the the system replaces double dashes with an “em” dash, so you may have to manually enter the two dashes). This should download updated packages and test that the update transaction will work. You should get instructions telling you to install the updates using sudo dnf5 offline reboot.
If you use triple-quotes when pasting code in the forum then you can avoid this:
sudo dnf5 update --refresh --offline
Hey, i dont understand what you mean.
Can you type your response in the language that you are fluent/comfortable in?
We can use a translator to translate it.
Thanks
I dont think he needs to create /etc/gdm/custom.conf it is present by default.
He just needs to edit as i have told above.
I just tried triple quotes, but still got em dashes.
Triple quote, or rather triple backticks like “```” only works in Mark-down mode. In rich text mode you click on “</>” and paste the text int the pasting area.
Mark-down mode is indicated by the left most setting in this screen-shot:
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