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** Description changed:
I have a 10 yr old x86 computer with 512 MB RAM, and 698 MHz processor
speed. I like Ubuntu a lot. However, I have two problems with it. First,
I resized my screen resolution and shutdown the computer. When I turned
it on again, after I entered my password in the log in prompt, the
revolving glowing thing under the logo skipped and stopped several
times, and then disappeared and the log in prompt appeared again. I
restarted several times, with no result. I reinstalled Ubuntu 9.10, then
- did the resolution change. Same result. Second, on all my 10 year old
- computers, I cannot enter hibernate and sleep modes in Ubuntu 9.10,
- Kubuntu 9.10, and Xubuntu 9.10. I would appreciate any help.
+ did the resolution change. Same result. I would appreciate any help.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New = Incomplete
** Package changed: ubuntu = gdm (Ubuntu)
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Screen resolution reboot problem in karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/479628
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