ricomoss
September 30th, 2012, 01:17 AM
I had one of my boxes (desktop) setup with a dual-boot (Kubuntu 12.04 and Vista). I decided I had no need for Vista and decided to format the entire drive and start from scratch with a pure Kubuntu 12.04.1 installation.
As soon as it completes (it appears to complete successfully) it asks to reboot/remove the disk etc, then restarts. Once I get to the login screen I log in perfectly fine. Then I just can't seem to get reasonable responses. I don't really even know how to describe it.
The Ethernet indicator has a green check mark over it - and stays that way. If I open the K-menu I can't type any commands...or it appears that way. Sometimes I'll see all the commands I've typed over the last minute just immediately show up.
I've checked my install disk for errors - none. I reinstalled twice. I even tossed that install disk, re-downloaded and burned and checked another disk. Same result.
To summarize. This machine used to run 12.04 on a dual-boot perfectly fine. Now that it's the only OS on the machine it's not functional.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
As soon as it completes (it appears to complete successfully) it asks to reboot/remove the disk etc, then restarts. Once I get to the login screen I log in perfectly fine. Then I just can't seem to get reasonable responses. I don't really even know how to describe it.
The Ethernet indicator has a green check mark over it - and stays that way. If I open the K-menu I can't type any commands...or it appears that way. Sometimes I'll see all the commands I've typed over the last minute just immediately show up.
I've checked my install disk for errors - none. I reinstalled twice. I even tossed that install disk, re-downloaded and burned and checked another disk. Same result.
To summarize. This machine used to run 12.04 on a dual-boot perfectly fine. Now that it's the only OS on the machine it's not functional.
Any thoughts or suggestions?