@ dwatne10
I have to boot it up to be sure, but I think it is 12.10.
Previous comments show it may be a lack of support for my graphics chipset.
Solutions required me to access the terminal, which I can do, but I don't know
how to manipulate the fix.
The machine is a dual-boot with windows 7, al
by the way im no mbr expert there are so many variations with operating systems
and packages that make it a nightmare to deal with
i used fdisk.exe /mbr to fix the mbr on my windows drive
i believe it to be an asus motherboard bios problem in my case it's an older
p4s333 asus mother boerd with an
i had similar problems with xp and grub
also new to ubuntu so i resolvse it by using removeable trays with seperate
hard drives for each operating system set them up on primary controller i shut
down exchange system h/d and reboot
just a method that i chose to use because i feared losing all my
