Thanks Fabio.
On 31 July 2010 21:42, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Thanks for the reply
> In accord with reporter's reply I mark as Invalid
> :)Fabio
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu
> Status: Incomplete => Invalid
>
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> Switchable Graphics
UPDATE!
On a hunch I checked the BIOS settings again. The display settings were
set to the Discrete graphics card, BUT there was another setting there
to allow the OS to change back to Switchable graphics if supported, that
was switched to Yes. I changed it to No, and no more issue. Should've
l
Thanks for the reply.
Sorry but I neglected to mention that I already set the BIOS display
config to Discrete, as I'm using Windows XP on the system (XP does not
properly support switchable graphics cards either, as far as I know). I
do have the ATI drivers installed (I've tried without them too)
Went back to Intrepid.
In doing so, I also tried booting from the live CD only a couple of
times consecutively. Same issue. I was thinking to go to a 100% Ubuntu
install at some point (no Windows), but with this kind of issue I don't
think I can risk it!
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Ubuntu messes up my video card
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Update: I installed Jaunty today, completely reformatting and
repartitioning my external HDD in the process. I still have the bug,
only worse! Now when I get the kinit error, after a moment (without me
touching the keyboard) the login screen vanishes, to be replaced by a
messed-up Ubuntu logo. I
** Summary changed:
- kinit/video error with windows workaround
+ Ubuntu messes up my video card
** Description changed:
I'm having a weird problem. What happens is this: I turn on my laptop
and choose the kernel (or wait for the default to be chosen), and the
startup begins, but it inter
Public bug reported:
I'm having a weird problem. What happens is this: I turn on my laptop
and choose the kernel (or wait for the default to be chosen), and the
startup begins, but it interrupted with the message "kinit: no resume
image, doing normal boot..." It then says "ubuntu 8.10 richard-la
** Description changed:
- Firstly, I'm new to linux -- sorry for any lack of understanding I
- demonstrate! Please try to keep it simple.
+ Updated, and deleted all the unnecessary detail.
- So, here's the issue: I can't play MP3s. I can hear other sounds,
- tested the sound card in the Hardw
Not sure if I chose the right status, but the truth is that I worked out
the issue. My MP3s, along with everything in My Documents on my
internal HDD, were encrypted by a program called Credent Mobile
Guardian. I moved them while in Windows to my external FAT32 partition,
and the same program dec
Public bug reported:
Firstly, I'm new to linux -- sorry for any lack of understanding I
demonstrate! Please try to keep it simple.
So, here's the issue: I can't play MP3s. I can hear other sounds,
tested the sound card in the Hardware testing and hear OK, can hear
sounds in games on Youtube, an
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