Since this bug can be reproduced by the reporter with both console and
usplash and since it changing values in /etc/usplash.conf does not fix
anything, I set the bug report to confirmed. Also since it blocks access
to consoles with a specific graphic card, I set status to Medium.
usplash is probabl
My resolution under GNOME is 1280x1024x60Hz (infor from LCD monitor).
During boot, resolution is 1024x768x60Hz. It should be OK, but I see
only a black screen. I see not synchronised signal, when I switch to
console screen (CTRL+F1, F2...) From this sign I guess I have some
problem with my video ca
psl : Thanks for your comment. Can you say what is the resolution of
your screen when you are under X (Gnome), you can know this by going to
your menu System / Administration / Screens and Graphics.
If the resolution from Screens and Graphics is not the same as what you
see in /etc/usplash.conf, c
This is my configuation:
$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1280
yres=1024
I think that my 19" LCD can display this resultion but I miss an information
about frequency, 60Hz is maximum.
Ubuntu 7.10 x86 (upgrade from 6.10, 7.04), my graphic card is ATI 9200SE, my
screen i
LCury : Thanks for the confirmation! That means that you problem was the
"pretty-popular" bug 150930 (ubiquity which install wrong values in
/etc/usplash.conf in Gutsy). I'm glad to see that it's fixed for you
now. Hardy should install correct values in the final release so this
bug won't appears a
Thanks for your detailed informations about your bug report. Can you
change the values in /etc/usplash.conf to this :
xres=1024
yres=768
and then run this command on a terminal :
sudo update-initramfs -u
After this, the modifications should be applied to your computer and you
*should* see uspla
Thanks for your bug report and for your contribution to ubuntu. In order
to help triaging and fixing that bug, can you all provide the following
informations :
1. The ubuntu version you are using.
2. The file created by this command on a terminal : lspci -vvnn > lspci-vvnn.txt
3. The output of thi
My Apologies, in retrospect I have a completely unrelated problem - my
LCD was connected via one of the DVI connectors on my graphics card (I
am trying to install ubuntu for the first time here) and I got
a) Good
b) Good
Then nothing more, so presumably c) and d) should have followed.
I found a
This bug is currently assigned to usplash; could we be clear about
which of the following areas ("please tick one or more") the blank
screen is appearing at:
(a) LiveCD boot menu
(b) usplash with bouncing progress bar (black background)
(c) GDM/KDM login (what initially pops up with usernam
Same problem for me I believe.
The splash screen shows up, but once Live CD finishes, at the point
where you would see Gnome starting up the screen goes blank. I am
guessing this is because the refresh frequency is set too high again.
Selecting śafe vga mode' from the startup prompt does not help
Assigned to usplash but it could also be a grub configuration problem
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: None => usplash
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Ubuntu graphical boot uses too high horizontal frequency (LCD display problem)
https://launchpad.net/bugs/81206
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** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu grafical boot uses too high horizontal frequency (LCD display problem)
+ Ubuntu graphical boot uses too high horizontal frequency (LCD display problem)
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Ubuntu 6.10, x86
I installed Ubuntu 6.10 to PC with LCD monitor (HP LP1965) that sup
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