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    Ubuntu Server Problems

    I tried installing Ubuntu 10.04 AMD64 Server Edition on my Presario SR1910NX (Specs)
    So I installed it with GRUB and after installing it just showed a black screen after showing a thing or two on the command line. Than I tried installing Ubuntu 10.04.1 I386 Server Edition with GRUB and it showed GRUB and than, once again, a black screen.
    Anyone got any suggestions?

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    Re: Ubuntu Server Problems

    you can erase the mbr of the drive using rescue disk mode and then reinstall the os.
    dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=440 count=1

    will make the basic thing you need without erasing the partitioning stuff.
    dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1

    will give you full mbr erasing and also will make your partitioning "blank".

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    Re: Ubuntu Server Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by elico View Post
    you can erase the mbr of the drive using rescue disk mode and then reinstall the os.
    dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=440 count=1

    will make the basic thing you need without erasing the partitioning stuff.
    dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1

    will give you full mbr erasing and also will make your partitioning "blank".
    That won't fix the problem.

    Sounds like it doesn't like your video card.
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    Re: Ubuntu Server Problems

    well you are right about the screen thing.
    but i dont now what exactly the computer shows and what not.
    if you can get into rescue mode and change the graphic settings for grub it could help a lot.
    (sorry if i got you the wrong direction im humen and sometimes im off the hook)

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