Can you boot a previous version of Trisquel's kernel from the "Advanced
options" of GRUB's menu (you may have to press a key, shift maybe?, to be
displayed this menu right after the computer powers on)? The user and
password you will be asked to enter are (unencrypted, if I properly
understand your setup) in /etc/grub.d/01_PASSWORD. You can read that file
from the live system (i.e., this GRUB password only is an annoyance, it
provides no real security, unless no live system can be booted, such as on
kiosk computers). The user is "grub" and the password is a number at the
very end of the file.
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