Ok so,
1. After power on your PC, press shift (keep press) until see boot loader menu.
Choose a recovery mode option.
2. On next step select start failsafeX session.
3. Choose OK when advert for poor resolution.
4. Login in, your are now on your desktop
5. Open a terminal command line (Applicati
Alex,
I wasn't implying that we were going to roll this out to our developers,
just that emphasizing the seemingly low priority given to this bug
considering the prevalence of these chipsets. Like the previous
commenter, I can only imagine the thousands of bad impressions new users
will get when
el_smurfo:
You could also try having a read over
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
The issue is (as stated on the wiki) that support for this particular
graphics adapter is poor. Different workarounds will work for different
people, and there is no one workaround for all (yet).
The
I make a full upgrade of my laptop.
Try the new xserver-xorg-video-intel-2:2.9.1-3ubuntu5 instead of -3ubuntu3 with
different kernel :
- kernel 2.6.31-02063111-generic -> boot is clean and works nicely
- kernel 2.6.32-21-generic -> boot with bad graphic and black screen
- kernel 2.6.32-21-386 ->
Now I'm totally confused. Geir is stating that re-enabling DRI solved
the problem, but then links to a related bug where the solution was
disabling DRI. Why does this work flawlessly with my .19 kernel boot
from a few weeks ago?
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10.04 rc boots into black/blank screen (intel 82852/855GM graph
If I understood Geir Ove Myhr correctly, re-enabling DRI solved the
problem for most users. The fact that they have not re-spun another
release candidate does not imply that this will be broken in the final
release.
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10.04 rc boots into black/blank screen (intel 82852/855GM graphic card)
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