Environment: machine with independent graphics card 2060
After installing Ubuntu 16.04, you can’t enter the graphical interface, and you’re stuck in this interface all the time
Error reported:/dev/sda2: clean******
Solution:
In the current interface, enter the command line mode and execute the following commands (in the command line mode, press Ctrl + Alt + F1 ~ F6, mine is Ctrl + Alt + F1, try it yourself)
1. Uninstall the installed graphics card driver
sudo apt purge nvidia-*
sudo apt autoremove
2. Search for matching driver version
ubuntu-drivers devices
A matching drive will be displayed, such as 430 or 438
3. Installation
Sudo apt get install nvidia-430 (for example, if the matching driver shown above is 430)
4. Reboot and restart
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