Apataki
June 24th, 2012, 02:02 AM
I installed Ubuntu on my new Dell laptop and for a few days everything was ok. Once I started my computer I saw "your system is running in low graphics mode" window and then some window with four buttons, which I couldn't choose (it didn't react). I have no idea why it came up, I installed a few programs earlier, but nothing strange, all from Ubuntu Software Center...
Anyway, I reinstalled ubuntu-desktop, gdm and fglrx and now when I start Ubuntu it gets stuck at loading screen with five blinking dots. When I press "Ctrl + Alt + F1" I normally get into Terminal and I can log in. After typing "startx" Gnome desktop starts and I can work (although it looks a different than previously, some different icons, Dash taking only a part of screen).
I tried removing fglrx and installing it again and repeating it again... And it didn't magically fix ;) I have no idea what to do, please help
Anyway, I reinstalled ubuntu-desktop, gdm and fglrx and now when I start Ubuntu it gets stuck at loading screen with five blinking dots. When I press "Ctrl + Alt + F1" I normally get into Terminal and I can log in. After typing "startx" Gnome desktop starts and I can work (although it looks a different than previously, some different icons, Dash taking only a part of screen).
I tried removing fglrx and installing it again and repeating it again... And it didn't magically fix ;) I have no idea what to do, please help