Hi mates, I was using Karmic 64 bit previously and upgraded from there, no problems, but even before upgrading I was having trouble because of frequent hang ups and general slowness, I don't what was the cause so I decided to do a fresh install.
These are my specs:
HP 6735b
AMD Turion X2 64 RM-70 2.00 gHz
ATI HD3200
2 GB RAM
Well I did the install and even updated the install wizard with the options that appears at the first screen, everyone went fine until I rebooted, the loading splash appears (with better resolution than when I upgraded from Karmic), and then hangs with a black screen.
Tried recovery mode, repaired broken packages, installed fglrx, and started in fail safe mode, it gets pass the loading screen but after I input my user and pass, the sytems hangs at the splash and hangs after the first icon.
I installed lxde so I could have another environment to work with, and it works fine.
Even after installing ATI's propietary drivers, it still no go, now that I have lxde, if i use "startx" it sends me to lxde desktop, but if i do "startkde" the following message appears:
$DISPLAY is not set or cannot connect to the X server
Is it because x server hasn't started yet? sorry but i'm still a noob.
Anyways this happens independently if I use 32 or 64 bit, and even using LiveCD wether in CD or USB.
Note: Ubuntu 10.04 works perfectly in LiveCD, so it's most likely it's something bad with Kubuntu, I've also downloaded Kubuntu several times, checked the MD5 sum etc, I've done everything in my reach. need some pro help here!!!!!
Note": I haven't installed Ubuntu 10.04, but if the LiveCD works I have no need, I want KDE and I think I've already proved my point here.
Ok I don't know if this helps, I have a dual boot with Win7, but the only suspicious thing that has happened while using windows is that I receive a message rather often about a probblem with my AMD processor, it goes something like this:
Your AMD processor has stopped working properly, please consider sending additional information to HP, could that also be my problem with the general slowness both in Win and Linux?
Why does Ubuntu 10.04 LiveCD works and quite fast?
I've even update my BIOS, and I'm about to reinstall Win 7.
I'll be back with more info after I reinstall 7, but seriously I need heklpl!!!!
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!!!
These are my specs:
HP 6735b
AMD Turion X2 64 RM-70 2.00 gHz
ATI HD3200
2 GB RAM
Well I did the install and even updated the install wizard with the options that appears at the first screen, everyone went fine until I rebooted, the loading splash appears (with better resolution than when I upgraded from Karmic), and then hangs with a black screen.
Tried recovery mode, repaired broken packages, installed fglrx, and started in fail safe mode, it gets pass the loading screen but after I input my user and pass, the sytems hangs at the splash and hangs after the first icon.
I installed lxde so I could have another environment to work with, and it works fine.
Even after installing ATI's propietary drivers, it still no go, now that I have lxde, if i use "startx" it sends me to lxde desktop, but if i do "startkde" the following message appears:
$DISPLAY is not set or cannot connect to the X server
Is it because x server hasn't started yet? sorry but i'm still a noob.
Anyways this happens independently if I use 32 or 64 bit, and even using LiveCD wether in CD or USB.
Note: Ubuntu 10.04 works perfectly in LiveCD, so it's most likely it's something bad with Kubuntu, I've also downloaded Kubuntu several times, checked the MD5 sum etc, I've done everything in my reach. need some pro help here!!!!!
Note": I haven't installed Ubuntu 10.04, but if the LiveCD works I have no need, I want KDE and I think I've already proved my point here.
Ok I don't know if this helps, I have a dual boot with Win7, but the only suspicious thing that has happened while using windows is that I receive a message rather often about a probblem with my AMD processor, it goes something like this:
Your AMD processor has stopped working properly, please consider sending additional information to HP, could that also be my problem with the general slowness both in Win and Linux?
Why does Ubuntu 10.04 LiveCD works and quite fast?
I've even update my BIOS, and I'm about to reinstall Win 7.
I'll be back with more info after I reinstall 7, but seriously I need heklpl!!!!
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!!!
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