stamoulohta
January 14th, 2011, 06:27 AM
Hi to all,
I'm very new to linux and setting up maverick was time consuming and very hard as a task for me. This is the reason which makes reinstalling to be my last resort, not to mention that I hoped I left all these behind me by dumping Windows...
So, after the last Update, my PC crashes when trying to load Xserver. I can boot in the "recovery mode" from grub and then choose "resume" from the menu. This takes me to tty1. From there if I try to startx my computer crashes again and I'm left with a black screen with no hints as to what went wrong. I even tried
startx -verbose > /filename.txt but the file stays empty because apparently my computer hangs before it has the chance to write anything to it.
Finally, I went to the /etc/X11 directory and searched for any xorg.conf backup files. I only found a xorg.conf.fglrx-0 which I renamed to xorg.conf and tried to load xserver again with the exact same result.
Please guys, help me out a bit here! I thank you in advance,
George.
PS: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace doesn't work either.
I'm very new to linux and setting up maverick was time consuming and very hard as a task for me. This is the reason which makes reinstalling to be my last resort, not to mention that I hoped I left all these behind me by dumping Windows...
So, after the last Update, my PC crashes when trying to load Xserver. I can boot in the "recovery mode" from grub and then choose "resume" from the menu. This takes me to tty1. From there if I try to startx my computer crashes again and I'm left with a black screen with no hints as to what went wrong. I even tried
startx -verbose > /filename.txt but the file stays empty because apparently my computer hangs before it has the chance to write anything to it.
Finally, I went to the /etc/X11 directory and searched for any xorg.conf backup files. I only found a xorg.conf.fglrx-0 which I renamed to xorg.conf and tried to load xserver again with the exact same result.
Please guys, help me out a bit here! I thank you in advance,
George.
PS: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace doesn't work either.