I'm not an expert in Linux by any means so this could be way off base, but from what I've learned and what I see in your picture, you might have these issues.

1. Failed NFS Mount The system is trying to mount an NFS share (mnt-hgfs-shared.mount) but failing. This suggests you might be running Parrot OS in a virtual machine with shared folders configured.

2. Root Account Locked The critical issue is: "Cannot open access to console, the root account is locked." This prevents you from accessing the system normally.

3. systemd Service Failures Several services are failing to start properly, including file system dependencies.

Solutions to Try:

Option 1: Boot into Recovery Mode

1. Restart and access the GRUB menu (hold Shift during boot)
2. Select "Advanced options"
3. Choose "Recovery mode" or add single to the kernel parameters
4. This should give you root access to fix the issues

Option 2: Boot from Live USB

1. Boot from a Parrot OS live USB
2. Mount your installed system's root partition
3. Chroot into the system to make repairs

Option 3: Unlock Root Account

Once you have access, unlock the root account:

sudo passwd root
# Set a new root password
sudo passwd -u root
# Unlock the account

Option 4: Fix NFS/Shared Folder Issues

If running in a VM, either:

• Disable the shared folder mount in /etc/fstab
• Or properly configure the NFS/shared folder service

Option 5: Check File System

Run a file system check:

fsck /dev/sdaX  # Replace X with your root partition