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I was trying to get the latest version of ubuntu, and I downloaded it onto a flash drive and attempted to boot from the flash drive but when I clicked run live it said something about the moniter being on the wrong resolution. I read something about using the terminal to fix it but I'm not sure I can on my computer.
Last edited by mjloesch99; August 10th, 2011 at 09:08 PM. Reason: *im using a usb, to try and run ubuntu 11.04 live
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Can you post a screen shot of the error?
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Spilled the Beans
No, I've been forced to resort to my phone because the internet is so slow... the warning reads" PC video resolution setting is out of range change setting to recommended resolution 1280x1024 @60Hz" I tried going into my panel on windows xp and changing it that way, but no luck.
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'The latest version' is which one? 11.04 or 11.10? If it is 11.10 then it is an alpha and is expected to be broken in some way.
What is your graphic card?
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Can you tell us what graphics card you have?
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Its a RADEON X3000 and it is ubuntu 11.04. There could be something very small im missing, considering im new to ubuntu.
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Would this problem persist if i just installed it?
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Live usb
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I suggest not to install now unless everything will work just fine with you. That's the main idea behind The Live Session.Originally Posted by mjloesch99
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