[geeks] Ubuntu on Intel graphics
Joshua Boyd
jdboyd at jdboyd.net
Sun Feb 28 12:05:21 CST 2010
I was sorting of hoping that someone may be familiar with this.
I have a new Atom motherboard that uses the GMA 3150 graphics.
Under Ubuntu 9.04, I could only seem to get this working in VESA mode.
I tried upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 (both by upgrading that disk, and also
trying a disk with a clean install) and now what I get is a blank screen
after the works Starting up. If I choose rescue mode, I see a little
text, then it turns blank faster (way less than a second) than I can
recognize what I'm seeing.
I tried in grub adding to the rescue mode kernel line the flag vga=264
to try to force text mode, but that just makes in blank from the
beginning.
Any suggestions?
At this point, I can't easily do a clean install (I can't seem to make a
working bootable USB key, and I don't have a SATA optical drive), but I
could mount the disk on another machine to try editing settings on the
disk.
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