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also i can not use konsole.
it asks me the username and the password
when i enter the username , then i wanna enter the password but it doesn't type,until i press enter , then it prompts me that you have entered an invalid password .
All linux terminals are set up so that they do not show the password being typed (not even by using asterixes to mask the characters). This is to hide how many characters are in your password, in case someone is looking at your pc screeen when you type it in. Just type your password in at the password prompt (it is being entered, honestly) and then press enter.
The refused message it gave you sounds as if you don't have the permissions to access the hard drives. To fix this, you may need to change the contents of your /etc/fstab file so that you do have permissions. Can you post the contents of this file here, and also the results of fdisk -l in konsole?
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