Hi and thanks for reading and trying to help!
I installed Kubuntu Dapper from the latest 6.06 final desktop release off the live CD. First let me say, AWESOME! Great job!
Everything was great! I ran the recommended updates in Adept. After rebooting now, I get the splash screen with the blue KUBUNTU, but no login box. The system doesn't seem to be locked, because I can toggle the CAPS/NUM/SCROLL locks and hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and it will shutdown and reboot. But, also I tried typing in my login and it doesn't proceed either, so it seems to me (as a newbee to linux with X) that X has crashed or not completed loading due to some config issue possibly.
If anyone can offer some assistance to get me through troubleshooting, I'd greatly appreciate it! (BTW, I reinstalled from scratch again and repeated the updates and it happened the same way again -- at least it's consistent.)
UPDATE:
I got in through the terminal and checked the logs (the ones I could figure out to look at anyway). I noticed in the kdm.log that the last 3 lines are:
(EE) I810(0): Ring buffer allocation failed
Failed server error:
AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0
I installed Kubuntu Dapper from the latest 6.06 final desktop release off the live CD. First let me say, AWESOME! Great job!
Everything was great! I ran the recommended updates in Adept. After rebooting now, I get the splash screen with the blue KUBUNTU, but no login box. The system doesn't seem to be locked, because I can toggle the CAPS/NUM/SCROLL locks and hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and it will shutdown and reboot. But, also I tried typing in my login and it doesn't proceed either, so it seems to me (as a newbee to linux with X) that X has crashed or not completed loading due to some config issue possibly.
If anyone can offer some assistance to get me through troubleshooting, I'd greatly appreciate it! (BTW, I reinstalled from scratch again and repeated the updates and it happened the same way again -- at least it's consistent.)
UPDATE:
I got in through the terminal and checked the logs (the ones I could figure out to look at anyway). I noticed in the kdm.log that the last 3 lines are:
(EE) I810(0): Ring buffer allocation failed
Failed server error:
AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0
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