Tomas123
May 1st, 2012, 06:13 PM
Hello, all,
I'm having an interesting problem. 12.04 server could not recognize graphic mode for my older machine, so I had to go and add nomodeset to the cfg GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT (and "sudo update-grub" at the end).
If I just reboot and let it go on it's own, ubuntu boots with wrong graphic mode (unrecognized characters, etc.) as if there is no nomodeset in cfg.
If I select the default profile in grub menu and click Enter, it boots normally - readable characters - assuming it got the nomodeset parameter.
Did any of you experience something like this? Any ideas?
Thanks!
I'm having an interesting problem. 12.04 server could not recognize graphic mode for my older machine, so I had to go and add nomodeset to the cfg GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT (and "sudo update-grub" at the end).
If I just reboot and let it go on it's own, ubuntu boots with wrong graphic mode (unrecognized characters, etc.) as if there is no nomodeset in cfg.
If I select the default profile in grub menu and click Enter, it boots normally - readable characters - assuming it got the nomodeset parameter.
Did any of you experience something like this? Any ideas?
Thanks!