skunk.grunt
May 6th, 2011, 01:01 AM
I read a couple similar threads relating to my problem but neither had a solution that worked for me.
I tried an 11.04 install through WUBI, and after the first part of the installation in the ubuntu environment, it restarts fine, but then never gets past the grub loader. A blinking cursor is all I get, then it restarts. This is an infinite loop if I choose ubuntu every time. Plugging in my monitor the onboard video works like a charm. It's just the card that's causing problems.
I have the latest BIOS update for my Dell e310 (Yeah, I know it's ancient), the current drivers for the card and the video works great in Win XP.
I even installed 10.10 through WUBI and it installed with the card just fine. I figured I'd just do a distro upgrade and bypass the problem. Nope. Same problem. As soon as it restarted, it hit the same boot loop. This is scrictly and issue between the graphics card and 11.04 as far as I can see.
I will mention that before the bios screen, the nvidia info pops up on the screen and it states pcie, but it's not. Regular old PCi card.
I tried an 11.04 install through WUBI, and after the first part of the installation in the ubuntu environment, it restarts fine, but then never gets past the grub loader. A blinking cursor is all I get, then it restarts. This is an infinite loop if I choose ubuntu every time. Plugging in my monitor the onboard video works like a charm. It's just the card that's causing problems.
I have the latest BIOS update for my Dell e310 (Yeah, I know it's ancient), the current drivers for the card and the video works great in Win XP.
I even installed 10.10 through WUBI and it installed with the card just fine. I figured I'd just do a distro upgrade and bypass the problem. Nope. Same problem. As soon as it restarted, it hit the same boot loop. This is scrictly and issue between the graphics card and 11.04 as far as I can see.
I will mention that before the bios screen, the nvidia info pops up on the screen and it states pcie, but it's not. Regular old PCi card.