I've owned an nVidia graphics card for 4 years and I've finally upgraded to a better graphics card, an ATI Radeon HD 6850 to be precise. After a dozen of driver install attempts and a couple of system restores on Windows, it worked perfectly. However, when I try to boot into Kubuntu, it only puts me into a command line.. The login and password I used when the KDE environement worked are valid but I still remain into a command line... which isn't very intuitive.
I have not modified a single bit on my Kubuntu installation before and after removing my old graphics card. Radeon drivers appear to be installed as "man radeon" lists the driver manual (of which I didn't really understand much).
For the moment I am stuck with no usable CD/DVD drive (this ATI card blocks my IDE port), so I haven't tried anything with my installation CD. Even if I would have been able to boot into Kubuntu using the live CD, I have absolutely no idea what to do. Can anyone help me?
I have not modified a single bit on my Kubuntu installation before and after removing my old graphics card. Radeon drivers appear to be installed as "man radeon" lists the driver manual (of which I didn't really understand much).
For the moment I am stuck with no usable CD/DVD drive (this ATI card blocks my IDE port), so I haven't tried anything with my installation CD. Even if I would have been able to boot into Kubuntu using the live CD, I have absolutely no idea what to do. Can anyone help me?
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