Dudes, please, im desperate...

I made a dumb thing on my work desktop...while was during the boot, i decided clean my keyboard, and...i think i messed up my system!

here the problem:

Use debian testing, always have a `failed to start load apparmor` message on the boot...since it never bothers me, dont care...

I stayed for almost 2 months without turn on my CPU...But since i clean my keyboard during the boot when turned it on, now the system hangs on this message for a great while, and when my XFCE desktop screen appears, nothing works...no keybord, no mouse, the network icon shows like have no cable plugged in...but all my desktop screen is there! the icons, the mousepad pointer...everything is there...but without any access.


Im on vacation, but will return to work soon...and need to put the buddy to work until there!

Some clue how to fix it

Ps: im in a debian-live, with access to my ssd!

Maybe try apt-get --fix-broken install, else, apt-get update & apt-get upgrade will hopefully fix it.

https://superuser.com/questions/1386...broken-install

Sounds like your "cleaning" caused a stuck key condition. Try a different keyboard.

Apt-get --fix-broken dors not find anything...apt upgrade im scared do it...i can lose everything if something goes wrong.

Keyboard changed, still geting error

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My fstab...the uuid is different than the one that appears in the error...something wrong?

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If yours is a PS/2 keyboard and you ever plugged in any PS/2 keyboard while the PC was powered on, you may have irreparably damaged the PS/2 port. Is this problem using a PS/2 keyboard, or USB?

Its a usb port keyboard...i already change the keyboard, nothing happen.

Of course you'll lose nothing. Do anything "go wrong", you just restore your backup...


And while at it... why not just restore system backup back to working state?

A bare metal restore wouldn't take much more than 10 minutes?