Apparently, after many other trials and reboots I saw a glimpse of a Terminal window each time the loop of my application restarted. I tried the Ctrl+ Alt+ F2 Command as recommended in many posts found in Internet without any terminal window being open. My Python app was caught in an endless loop. I had the same problem as explained at the beginning of this Post. But like I said I can't do anything at boot, and Ctrl + C doesn't do anything nor Ctrl + Alt + Delete.ĮDIT: When I put the SD card in my computer, I see a list of 11 files: I'd rather not have to completely over-write the sd card with a fresh raspbian. If anyone could help me either delete this program or get me to be able to edit it so I can fix the infinite loop that would be great. (I am new to the Pi and Python and have just been playing around.unsucessfully.) I don't remember the command that even got me there. I don't remember exactly what I did to make it run at boot, I believe I just added some code in a place right above something that said "exit 0" and below something that says "esac". Right when I give the Pi power it just goes right to the program on a black background. I was trying to figure out how to run a program at boot, but after realizing this program is an infinite loop, I have no way of getting out, or back to the terminal.
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