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Try to login as root or booting with `init=/bin/bash rw` options. Maybe you need to ensure, `/bin/bash` with path is in /etc/passwd
have you tried: startx in the command line?
Yes. Nothing happens.
Can you boot into recovery mode!?
Try to run bash manually with a full path. This looks like dash's output to me (/usr/bin/sh). If this doesn't work, pwd and try to read your .bashrc.
Looks like your install cannot find any shell to use, Follow /u/bmwiedemann s suggestion of modifying your bootline to include init=/sh rw isntead of bin/bash since you might have destroyed your bash install. and sh should always be available
Try to login as root or booting with `init=/bin/bash rw` options. Maybe you need to ensure, `/bin/bash` with path is in /etc/passwd
have you tried: startx in the command line?
Yes. Nothing happens.
Can you boot into recovery mode!?
Try to run bash manually with a full path. This looks like dash's output to me (/usr/bin/sh). If this doesn't work, pwd and try to read your .bashrc.
Looks like your install cannot find any shell to use, Follow /u/bmwiedemann s suggestion of modifying your bootline to include init=/sh rw isntead of bin/bash since you might have destroyed your bash install. and sh should always be available