Sometimes you will get login issues such as a blank screen, login loops, and other ways you cannot just logon within Linux distros. The best way to do this is the following:
1. First, when you get to the boot menu and see your Linux distro (s), hit the “e” key to enter edit mode. This will bring up the kernel startup options.
2. You want to find where it stays “quiet splash” screen and then change “quiet splash” to “nomodeset”. This will basically start the system with no graphics drivers which may be causing you video issues upon login.
3. Hold CTRL+X to startup your Linux system.
4. You Should now be able to login to the GUI with no default drivers which may be causing issues.
1. First, when you get to the boot menu and see your Linux distro (s), hit the “e” key to enter edit mode. This will bring up the kernel startup options.
2. You want to find where it stays “quiet splash” screen and then change “quiet splash” to “nomodeset”. This will basically start the system with no graphics drivers which may be causing you video issues upon login.
3. Hold CTRL+X to startup your Linux system.
4. You Should now be able to login to the GUI with no default drivers which may be causing issues.
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