I think I had the same problem the start up progress bar with ubuntu
logo was not looking pretty I tried changing different settings in
xorg.conf but no change. Then I looked at usplash.conf and it was set to
1900x1200 thinking this was the problem I reduced it to 1600x1200 no
change, but then I
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Sorry about not getting back to you. I've been rather busy the last few
weeks.
I appended lapic pci-assign-busses to the kernel parameters and booted.
Still got the same problem.
Then I ran dmesg, sudo lspci -v, and sudo lspci -vv.
I have attached the outputs of these commands in this post and
sudo lspci -v output attached
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sudo lspci -vv output attached
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Please try to boot adding the following kernel parameters:
lapic pci=assign-busses
Please tell me if you need instructions on how to do it.
After the boot -- first of all, tell us if it worked; then attach here
the dmesg output, a 'sudo lspci -v' and a 'sudo lspci -vv'.
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Attached the result of 'sudo lspci -v'
My graphics card is an integrated intel one in my dell latitude 100l
laptop
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Well, yes. There are some messages on dmesg that suggest not all of your
hardware is being recognised:
[6.999533] Kernel command line:
root=UUID=2fc79782-c1c8-4379-911a-4b3ab50a3000 ro quiet splash
[6.999709] Local APIC disabled by BIOS -- you can enable it with lapic
and
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@Andrew: can you please change your 'vga=' kernel parameter to 792
(that's 1024x768) and try again?
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This is weird. I would expect -- if you are running framebuffer and your
card supports at least 1024x768 -- that 'vga=792' would do the trick
(BTW, this is 1024x768, 16M colours). And the dmesg output you show does
not show a framebuffer device in use -- the console is a standard 24x80.
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After installing did you check whether you have more modes available with
vga=scan option ?
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Installing 915resolution did not solve the problem.
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Yes and there was no difference.
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Installing 915resolution did not solve the problem.
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I am not sure whether this will solve your problem, but can you try
installing 915resolution package and reboot and see whether usplash
see whether you get more resolutions ?
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Can you paste here the list of modes available to you ?
Also please try them and let us know which all works for you ?
Please paste the output of the following command also.
$ lsmod | grep fb
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The different modes are:
0 0F00 80x25
1 0F01 80x50
2 0F02 80x43
3 0F03 80x28
4 0F05 80x30
5 0F06 80x34
6 0F07 80x60
None of those mode allow usplash to be bigger than 640x480
The output of lsmod | grep fb is:
vesafb 82200
fbcon
what is the video card you are using and can you please paste your dmesg
output
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I am using the integrated intel graphics adapter in my dell laptop.
Dmesg attached
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Can you attach /etc/usplash.conf ?
Also were these machines (edgy, feisty beta) freshly installed or
upgraded ones ? If it is upgraded was /etc/usplash.conf changed at any
point of time ?
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The installs were fresh of edgy and feisty.
I have attached the usplash.conf
I have never changed usplash.conf
I even have the problem running off the live cds
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Can you try adding a vga=0x317 or vga=0x318 to the kernel command line
while booting and see whether you get 1024x768 resolution ?
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Both gave me a You passed an undefined mode number error, and asked me
whether I wanted to press enter to see a list of different modes, or
press space to continue
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