The title says it all. I can’t login to my M1 mac mini after upgrade to fedora 41 server edition.
Cockpit is unreachable. I can ping the server but can’t connect to cockpit.
When I hook a monitor and keyboard up to the M1 mac mini I get a prompt to log in. When I enter my credentials the screen just flashs real fast and the login prompt appears again. There is no error message displayed.
In the grub menu I can obtain a command line when I add “rw init=/bin/bash”. I can’t do much with that command line though. I can’t get an internet connection. With that command line active I can’t ping the server.
I tried to see what services were running…
$ systemctl --type=service --state=running
Failed to connect to system scope bus via local transport: No such file or directory
Same response when running as root.
Running nmcli was fruitless as well. I can get a version number and help but that is about it. Everything else with nmcli gives an error…
Error: Could not create NMClient object: Could not connect: No such file or directory
ssh from Windows 11 gives me this error…
ssh client_loop: send disconnect: Connection reset
When I am using that command prompt as MYUSERNAME and I type “cd” I get this error message…
cd: /home/MYUSERNAME: No such file or directory
Although when I echo $HOME it does return…
/home/MYUSERNAME
I experimented with entering the wrong password and that results in an error message and another login prompt is presented below the first. A correct password results in no error and the screen flashing and a log in prompt appearing where the original login prompt was.
When I ssh in to the server and enter the wrong password I get this error message…
Permission denied, please try again.
So the system is checking and can tell the correct login from incorrect login.