The usplash package has been superseded by plymouth and has been removed
from the Ubuntu archive. Closing all related bugs.
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i started getting this after a bad shutdown.
usplash: setting mode 1024x768 failed
usplash: using mode 800x600
ubuntu 8.04.2 orac tty1
orac login:
on a dell 910 mini ,ubuntu
in slackware i uses startx ,not found in ubuntu.
the startup isn't covered by a splash sceen.
does the kernel control the
That's correct, Lucid will use plymouth by default, so this bug should
not be as visible.
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Well the bug is gone in lucid, I guess because it uses plymouth instead
of usplash/xsplash...
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i solved the problem by using fsck from shel, now its work properly on
ATI Radeon 9300
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the same problem. Nvidia 8300GS with 185.xx
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Confirming this on a Acer Aspire 5420. resolution should be 1440x900.
Nvidia 190.xx
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Hi everyone, I had this problem, my laptop is a Dell Inspiron E1505,
nVidia 7300, Core2Duo 7200, Ubuntu 9.10, also, it gave a msg unable to
mount filesystem ran fsck -yf /dev/sda5 and rebooted, works fine.
Just thought I'd add that for anybody it might pertain to...
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I have the same issue with an ATI 9250 and Samsung 1440x900.
However, in the display menu it shows the correct resolution and
I cannot see great difference compared to Jaunty... Still, a
solution would be highly appreciated.
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My Ubuntu Karmic crashed after Video Card upgrade
In my case, ubuntu crashed after I upgraded Video Card to nvidia 9800GT
and installed manually new driver 190.xx without uninstalling previous
version 180.xx which is installed by System Administration Hardware
Drivers. (monitor Acer with
This is the problem in graphic card configuration not in the drivers version.
I managed to run properly nvidia 9800GT with 180.xx and also with 190.42
drivers version on Acer(1440x900) screen which is hard to manage even under
windows XP with this resolution.
It must have something to do with
@kris, I agree this doesn't look like a driver issue, especially since I
still get this without using the nVidia driver. Can anyone confirm this
on non-nVidia hardware?
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@kris, I agree this doesn't look like a driver issue, especially since I
still get this without using the nVidia driver. Can anyone confirm this
on non-nVidia hardware?
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No the 190 series do not fix the error. I reinstalled them several
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Well I never reinstalled the driver in recovery mode, but what
difference should that make?
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This is really the same as installing the driver manually but it make the
install automated.
Do any of you have EnvyNG on your machines?
I have EnvyNG on two of my desktops and when run the program it will give you
three choices for Nvidia/ATI drivers.
Maybe it's worth a shot.
Here are the deb files for EnvyNG.
http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/universe/e/envyng-qt/envyng-qt_1.1.1ubuntu1_all.deb
http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/universe/e/envyng-core/envyng-core_1.1.1ubuntu11_all.deb
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As far as I know EnvyNG does not do anything else than Synaptic. So it
downloads the deb files installs them and thats it, which will never
give you the latest driver.
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Gotcha,
I thought maybe if you tried one of the three drivers that EnvyNG supplies,
that maybe your problem would be fixed. I have a Dell monitor and it's set for
1440x900 and I used to get this error but don't anymore.
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I tried uninstalling the nVidia 185 driver and that did not fix the
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I get the same error on a Dell Inspiron 1520 laptop:
$ lspci |grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G84 [GeForce 8600M GT]
(rev a1)
$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
xres=1440
.
In Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic
This error is caused by nvidia driver 190.xx series
!!! HERE IS A SOLUTION !!!
I have started recovery mode in GRUB and I uninstalled my nvidia drivers from
command line
sudo sh cudadriver_2.3_linux_32_190.18.run --uninstall
Before be able to use new nvidia driver you
@kris, do you mean that this bug has been fixed in the 190 series?
Because I get this using the nVidia 185 driver included in karmic.
Can anyone else confirm that the latest nVidia driver fixes this?
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Same problem
DELL D620
$ lspci | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS
110M/GeForce Go 7300] (rev a1)
$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1440
yres=900
$ uname -a
Linux DELL 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:04:26 UTC
I face the same problem
$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
xres=1024
yres=768
$ uname -a
Linux mabus7747 2.6.31-14-generic-pae #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 15:22:42 UTC
2009 i686 GNU/Linux
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~$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
xres=1440
yres=900
~$ uname -a
Linux manapany 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:05:01 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
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Same problem here. Never had the problem before Karmic.
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My laptop Dell XPS M1330 never showed this problem until Karmic arrives.
I have Nvidia 185 drives, the resolution for my laptop by default is
1280x800
I run
sudo update-initramfs -u
And looks like the errors disappeared but still appearing a terminal
screen with the message
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@maxim(Feng Liu): I can't see how that would make a difference. Isn't
usplash loaded _before_ kdm/gdm?
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Switching to kdm might fix this since kdm may not use xsplash yet. I
never got this bug until upgrading to karmic, which leads to me believe
that while this bug may have existed for a while, the message saying it
couldn't set to mode NxN, was being hid by the usplash splash screen. It
looks like
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This thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8155095 also
discusses this problem.
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Is there something we have to do (besides waiting) to get a response to
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to erik.vonderheid :
185 driver is automatically installed during the update, except the boot
splash, everything else works fine.
machine: dell latitude D630, with nvidia Quadro NVS 135M.
I just uninstalled boot splash, both usplash and xsplash, they are eye
candies anyway.
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Same problem: Dell Inspiron 1720 (1440x900). The datas you've asked for:
Karmic Koala.
phili...@ubuntu-linux-bqf:~$ lspci -vvnn lspci-vvnn.txt
phili...@ubuntu-linux-bqf:~$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
Confirm again, just updated from 9.04 to 9.10: usplash cannot change to
1440x900 mode, using 1024x768 causing splash screen turn into
white box on the left corner of the screen.
this problem did not exist my 9.04 installation.
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Same error on my Dell Latitude e6500 (amd64, 1440x900 res) after
upgrading to Karmic.
I get the following message on a flickering screen:
usplash: Setting mode 1152x864 failedb-42e9-9e05-4793f9571f63
usplash: Using mode 1024x768
After a few seconds a login prompt comes up on the same screen,
I've just installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my Dell Vostro 1700 and I've the same
problem as ihendley.
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It seems the nvidia driver was missing:
apt-get install nvidia-glx-185 did the trick!
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Still exists in Karmic.
Dell Inspiron 6400. 1440x900
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Confirmed on Clevo M54SR (M541SR) notebook.
1440x900
Ubuntu 9.10 RC
kernel 2.6.31-14 x86_64
usplash 0..5.48
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I can confirm this issue in test iso of karmic final.
I have Dell inspiron 1720 laptop 1440x900
Linux 2.6.31-14.48
usplash 0.5.49
MD5Sum : dc51c1d7e3e173dcab4e0b9ad2be2bbf
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this usplash boot message bug confirmed on a compaq nx9105, using karmic rc,
with a nvidia geforce4 420go 32M and a 1280x800 screen:
- failed to use this resolution and uses a lower one instead
- on shutdown, the usplash message returns, switches into xxx-server-login for
a second, which is
commenting my confirmation (#35):
- editing the usplash.conf and running update-initramfs solved the problem
(also at shutdown) and boot process is faster...
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once more getting back to my comments (#35 and #36): the problem on shutdown is
not solved... maybe, that is another bug:
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Bitten by this bug after installing a fresh Karmic RC. My screen is constantly
flickering as well as previously mentioned symptoms.
My monitor is a LG 1440x900 screen. Will try editing usplash.conf now.
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In the following post, I have pasted the output of sudo hwinfo --framebuffer.
It shows the available mode settings.
At 1440x900, it only shows 8 and 24bit depth. Most of the other resolutions
have 16 bit also.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8157195postcount=5
I don't know if this has
@cyberkilla: I have an old 21 1280x1024 CRT, I don't recognize any
blurr or stretches in the startup icon.
Works fine for me, I can bear the slightly lower resolution at boot time
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Hello,
You wouldn't see any problem - you have a CRT. CRT monitors do not have
a native resolution.
LCD monitors look horrific when they automatically upscale a tiny image
onto a larger resolution with a completely different aspect ratio :-)
CRT is an obsolete technology now. I haven't seen a
Sorry for all of these comments!
For some reason, after a few updates and a bit of messing around with
usplash.conf, I have it running at 1024x768 without being all stretched.
Don't get me wrong, it is still blurred because it isn't the native
resolution. Still, it is half decent now.
The actual
Having this issue at Karmic (having just upgraded), too
I got this message:
usplash: Setting mode 1152 x 864 failed
usplash: Using mode 1024 x 768
and resolved it by editing /etc/usplash.conf by changing its content to
xres=1024
yres=768
and afterwards executed
sudo update-initramfs -u
At the
Except, it's the wrong resolution, Tiefflieger. Surely your screen is
larger than that.
Mine is 1440x900, so it's widescreen. Having usplash drop to 1024x768
gives me an blurred, slightly horizontally stretched Ubuntu icon.
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linusr: That seems to be the underlying theme of this bug report, I
agree.
I get the impression that nobody is listening to use any more;)
Anyway, I think I should also point out that I have an NVidia GeForce
8400M GT graphics card, using the proprietary drivers. However, I was
under the
I get this error in Karmic too.
The Ubuntu logo in the middle of the screen looks stretched horizontally
and a bit pixelated.
I have a 1440x900 screen too.
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I get the same error with Karmic up-to-date as of Oct. 19th 2008. My
monitor supports 1440x900.
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I tried again, and I have made a copy of xorg.conf before installing
nvidia drivers. Because it is when I install nvidia drivers that there
is no more graphic interface after the restart of Ubuntu. Then I
modified xorg.conf and configured those two devices, SLI option, which
device on the screen,
It's unbelievable! :D
I removed my nvidia drivers 180 by using :
sudo apt-get remove 'nvidia-*'
Then I modified original xorg.conf, only two lines in the Device section:
Driver nv
BusID PCI:03:00:0 #(To know your PCI bus used by your VGA use the command:
$lspci | grep VGA)
And after in the
I have the same problem. I use Kubuntu Jaunty 9.04 - 64 bits (I also
tried Kubuntu 8.10 but same problem).
#usplash: Setting mode 1152x864 failed
#19+0 records in
#19+0 records out
#kinit: name_to_dev_t(/dev/disk/by-uuid/33258ade-dcf5-42b0-bdfe-2f6afc658e3c) =
dev(8,37)
#kinit: trying to resume
I have an EVGA Nvidia geforce 7200 gs video card 256mb (pci-e card)
Nvidia driver 173.14.12
The following programs are installed according to Adept:
nvidia-glx-new-dev-envy
nvidia-glx-new-envy
nvidia-new-kernel-source-envy
Here is a copy of my xorg.conf
# xorg.conf (X.Org X Window System server
My usplash
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
xres=1440
yres=900
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I am still met this problem in ubuntu 9.04 with my DELL 6400 laptop.
1. What version ubuntu release you tested.
9.04, 64 bit.
2. The file created by this command on a terminal : lspci -vvnn lspci-vvnn.txt
please see the attached file.
3. The output of this command on a terminal : cat
Same for me with ubuntu jaunty on a Lenovo X300:
usplash: Setting mode 1152x862 failed
usplash: Using mode 1124x768
$ cat /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
xres=1440
yres=900
$ uname -a
Linux bensthinkpad
I got frustrated and decided to give Linux Mint a try. So far, I love Linux
Mint more than Kubuntu. Now I don't have to worry about manually installing
mp3, flash, dvd, support etc.
I haven't gotten this error since I switched to Mint.
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Linux Mint is Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu
My notebook is Samsung Q210.
I am now using Ubuntu 8.10
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1600
yres=1200
Linux dennis-laptop 2.6.27-9-generic #1 SMP Thu Nov 20 21:57:00 UTC 2008
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Dennis wrote:
My notebook is Samsung Q210.
I am now using Ubuntu 8.10
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1600
yres=1200
Linux dennis-laptop 2.6.27-9-generic #1 SMP Thu Nov 20 21:57:00
kubuntu 8.04.1
I attached my lspci-vnn.txt to this message.
usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
# These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
xres=1440
yres=900
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Maybe all of us have Nvidia video cards.
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