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Wannabe_Seasteader

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  1. Wannabe_Seasteader's post in Odroid C4 - Light Display Manager failing to start after latest apt-get upgrade was marked as the answer   
    Just a follow-up for anyone that encounters a similar problem...
     
    I got the display manager to work again after searching for "Lightdm fails to start" and found this link from the Manjaro forums:
    https://archived.forum.manjaro.org/t/solved-lightdm-fails-to-start/27058
    and this Ubuntu page on LightDM:
    https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LightDM
     
    At the command prompt I ran:
     
    sudo lightdm –-test-mode --debug and saw that the LightDM "greeter" wasn't being found (the apt-get upgrade seemed to have changed some config).
     
    From the "Changing the Greeter" section of the Ubuntu page I saw that my
     
    /usr/share/xgreeters directory contained two files:
    lightdm-greeter.desktop (a link to /etc/alternatives/lightdm-greeter) and
    lightdm-gtk-greeter.desktop
     
    From the Ubuntu page I created a file /etc/lightdm/lighdm.conf (with rw privileges for root and world-readable mode; e.g., -rw-r--r-- mode)
    which consists of only:
     
    # lightdm.conf - I put in some comments about it being my hack-work # (another example comment line) [Seat:*] greeter-session=lightdm-greeter  
    I then rebooted and the graphical interface is working again. ^_^
     
     

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