[clug] PC graphics trashed
Bryan Kilgallin
kilgallin at iinet.net.au
Sun Nov 5 12:25:11 UTC 2017
G'day George:
> It is also quite possible that the problem you are experiencing has
> nothing to do with X11 configuration, like a faulty video card, or your
> monitor lead not connected correctly, but in most of my problems with
> X11, it has been because of my changing the X11 configuration or
> installing other X11 software.
I had previously updated the operating system. From a low-graphics
recovery mode.
On boot-up, I choose F11 Recovery, then Ubuntu advanced, selecting
generic recovery mode. This gets me to a recovery menu.
And I just chose fsck.
Then I tried updating the grub bootloader.
I select "system summary". Which shows sda1.
Then I select "root", to "Drop to root shell prompt".
And I try "lsblk". That's odd: swap is "CDsda5". When I run "lsblk"
again, I see the name "CDsda2".
I continue with failsafe graphics mode. Unfortunately all I now see is
an `X' cursor on a black screen!
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