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    #16
    Re: I have just installed Kubuntu, and i am given no login screen

    trying all 3 of those requests i get the same message,

    xserver-xorg-video-.... is already the newest version.

    1.5Ghz AMD C7 Mini-ITX<br />1.66Ghz Intel MacMini<br /><br />Running in peaceful symbiosis.<br />Which chump decided PCs should be so big?

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      #17
      Re: I have just installed Kubuntu, and i am given no login screen

      Hmmm. {scratching his head ...}

      Well a search on "via unichrome" turns this up on top of the list:

      http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...ight=unichrome

      But, upon giving it 10 seconds of thought, I'd say the xserver-xorg-video-openchrome driver looks better.

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        #18
        Re: I have just installed Kubuntu, and i am given no login screen

        I get the same reply, already newest version

        trying the start kdm stop kdm thing, it returns: command not found.

        insanity level - moderate
        Murphy is chuckling away right now... you and your stupid law.
        1.5Ghz AMD C7 Mini-ITX<br />1.66Ghz Intel MacMini<br /><br />Running in peaceful symbiosis.<br />Which chump decided PCs should be so big?

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          #19
          Re: I have just installed Kubuntu, and i am given no login screen

          Originally posted by OliDipps

          trying the start kdm stop kdm thing, it returns: command not found.
          That command requires a "sudo" prefix to execute.


          insanity level - moderate

          Murphy is chuckling away right now... you and your stupid law.
          Yeah, he's a funny one alright .... NOT! >


          I'm wondering whether a "boot option" or "cheatcode" might help this situation, after reading the thread that arochester gave us. It appears that there is a limit to the screen resolution that the chip will support, due to memory limits. But since you don't see a boot menu, where you could press "e" and edit it on the fly, the only way for you to experiment with the boot options is to manually edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst file and add them and reboot -- not very efficient, I'm afraid. I'd start with "vga=791" and if that doesn't work try some of the other resolutions. Here's a non-*buntu link that shows them:

          http://manual.sidux.com/en/cheatcodes-vga-en.htm#vga

          The code goes one space following the kernel path that is to be booted. I'm crossing my fingers ....

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