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i've heard that someone had similar problem as you and saved his partitions with Testdisk. I didn't try that program so i don't know how he did it, but you can try ;)

now i see that i made mistake...sorry folks ;)

atomsko sklonište - u vremenu horoskopa (croatian hard rock band)

have you tried this:

open terminal then type
gconf-editor

then Applications > Metacity > General and choose compositing_manager

it could help if you didn't do it ;)
thanks bgerlich ;)

i'm not experienced Ubuntu user, so i'll let someone of them to solve your problem ;)
i can only wish you good luck ;)

i found this
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-902412.html
...

i had a similar problem ( i have fujitsu siemens esprimo mobile v5535) and also had resolution 800x600. i have installed driver made by "one good man" who had same problem as me XD
you have to...

sorry, i thought that it could help
sorry

insert LiveCD and boot,then open Terminal and type this (line by line)

sudo grub
find /boot/grub/stage1

(hd0,0) <--- THIS IS RESULT!!!! (something like that)

then type this:

root (hd0,0)

i don't know how to help...
i'm sorry and wish you good luck

insert LiveCD of Ubuntu, open Terminal and type this:

sudo grub

find /boot/grub/stage1

then you'll get result ( something like (hd0,0) )

then type

i'm sorry but i don't know how to help you... probably some of advanced users could provide you some help...
i'm really sorry :(

test your hardware ;)
graphic card,wireless,printer etc ;)
if there's any problem,report it on forum and someone will help ;)

enjoy Ubuntu ;)

that's Ubuntu's magic XD
the best feeling is when something doesn't work and you spend 2-3 days in searching for drivers and solve problem on your own... you feel like god XD

you can install other Linux distributions ;)
see linux Mint (i heard that it's excellent, something like "Ubuntu with codecs")...
get LiveCD of any distribution you wish and try it ;)

good luck ;)

i also had problems with my printer (canon pixma ip1600) but i found similar driver on internet amd detail description of installation and it works!
you should try to find drivers, can't loose...

someone who manually downloaded new kernel reported problems with it so i think the best option is to let Update manager to update kernel when it's ready

you have to be more precise with describing your configuration and version of Ubuntu becouse it's the way to get help more quickly ;)
good luck with Ubuntu

absolutely :D

are you from Croatia or somewhere near???
visit
http://www.linuxzasve.com/
it's everything that you'll need for Ubuntu ;)