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Raspbian Jessie-Lite is similar to Raspbian Jessie, but has significantly less components pre-installed, e.g. without the X-server and its components. Jessie-Lite is best used for Raspberry Pi's that will be used with a headless setup.
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User and password
Your problem is 90% chance a keyboard layout problem.
Raspbian (lite) boots to tty and therefore uses a QWERTY (USA) kb layout by default.
so try rqspberry as password ;)
