First of all, don't judge me instantly, this might seem like duplicated question but honestly, I can't find solution to my case. That's why I came here.
Okey here's the deal. I started my morning by starting my computer and log in to Ubuntu. Everything worked like a charm! Then, just like time to time, system updater popped up and there were couple updates. I checked them, and everything looked great and then I clicked "install" or "update" - for some reason not sure what that button says, but anyway... Then, meanwhile I was finishing my coffee, the updates finished and I decided to start my workday. At the moment I'm working on with big video project so I opened kdenlive. But unexpectedly it doesn't opened at all, and kdenlive wasn't only one whom behavior was weird. So I was still bit sleepy so I haven't enough energy to start figuring out what's going on so I decided restart computer and crossed my fingers that it would be magic reboot. Well.. it wasn't.
Login loop decided to stopped by. First reaction was, oh sh*t is my system broken? Did I lost everything?
I guess I didn't. I assuming I could fix this if I'd be able to open TTY.
ctrl + alt + f1 give me black screen.
I followd this answer: Graphics issues after/while installing Ubuntu 16.04/16.10 with NVIDIA graphics
and I edit my GRUB and I placed nouveau.modeset=0 in there and reboot my system but no luck.
After couple of hours I figured that TTY is the only way how I can get this working again, right? Do you have any suggestion how could I open my TTY and get rid of the login loop? I really appreciate every reply.
Thank you!
EDIT
When I place nouveau.modeset=0 in GRUB and reboot, this come: /dev/sda8:clean, 412123/3055616 files, 2982833/12207104 blocks
when this is on the screen, I'm unable to type anything and after couple seconds the normal login screen appear and I'm still unable to open TTY.
-Cecily
