Ubuntu wont start

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Says oops an error hassle occurred log out.

Not sure what to do messed with sudo apt update/upgrade.

Reinstalled ubuntu desktop from recovery mode.

Nothing seems to work.

Any ideas
 
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Need more information - what version of Ubuntu, had you done anything other than an update/upgrade? Did you check which packages were upgrading? Is there an actual error showing?

Can you get to a TTY with ctl alt f2?
 
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Need more information - what version of Ubuntu, had you done anything other than an update/upgrade? Did you check which packages were upgrading? Is there an actual error showing?

Can you get to a TTY with ctl alt f2?

I'm not Sure, the latest?

On the boot menu I have 6.8.0.11 and 6.6.0.14 ubuntu
 
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There should be a version string above the log in prompt on the text console at least (e.g. Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS).
If not, and as you can log in on the text console, you can also get the version by entering the command
Code:
cat /etc/os-release

Knowing which version you are running gives a starting point for people to help.

While you are logged in on the text console, the output from
Code:
sudo systemctl status
might help to show if there are any services which failed to start.

Says oops an error hassle occurred log out.
I'd guess this is a message you get on the default graphical screen? Can you describe in steps what happens, e.g. does the graphical log in appear, if you try to log in on the graphical screen, do you see any desktop elements or just the error? And so on.

Not sure what to do messed with sudo apt update/upgrade.
Was this before or after the message started appearing?
 
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I see some gdm stuff in those pictures, but I can't make anything actually out, try the following from the tty screen, these are kind of catch-all tests as you haven't really provided much in the way of detail.

Bash:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo dpkg --configure -a
sudo apt clean
sudo apt autoremove
sudo reboot
 
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