Dear Slaven you wrote : << "I know Linux does not have a safe mode like windows" >> Who said that and How do you know that? Do you have guessed or you are over sure?
For your kind information, you will find *recovery mode* in the boot menu when you are booting up your system on Ubuntu. Please boot your system in recovery mode and remove all the drivers and packages that you have installed for the ATI Radeon Card using the following command in terminal: *sudo apt-get autoremove package_name* After removing all the packages for the card that you installed earlier, restart your system. Then try to find the appropriate proprietary and third party bug free/fixed drivers for your ATI card from: *System>>Administration>>Hardware Drivers* . From here on you may install the approved driver and solve your problem easily. Please let us know updates on this issue. Thank you -- রিং মুঠোফোনঃ+8801671411437 বিশেষজ্ঞ পরামর্শক, তথ্যপ্রযুক্তি ও তথ্যব্যবস্থাপনা জালাল আহমেদ স্পিনিং মিলস লিঃ প্রধান কার্য্যালয়, ইউনুস সেন্টার ৫২-৫৩ দিলকুশা বা/এ, ১৯তলা ঢাকা-১০০০। সদস্য, উবুন্টু বাংলাদেশ <http://ubuntu-bd.org/>। সদস্য, লিনাক্সমিন্ট বাংলাদেশ <http://linuxmint-bd.org/about_us>। ব্যক্তিগত ব্লগঃ <http://goog_1425061924>রিং-দ্য ডন 'র ব্লগ <http://toshazed.wordpress.com/> -- Ubuntu Bangladesh | http://ubuntu-bd.org Bangla Linux Forum | http://forum.linux.org.bd https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bd
