newepos7
April 27th, 2008, 02:17 AM
This is day 2 of my journey away from Windows and I have a dual boot PC 32 bit - when I try to get into Ubuntu I put in my u/n and p/w - it accepts them without error but just puts me back to the u/n form again - it simply cycles round.
What I have found is when booting up I get an error message --
"MP BIOS 8254 timer not connected to IO-APIC"
I can get in using the u/n amd p/w with a "Failsafe GNOME" session.
Does anyone know how to get me in otherwise?
I am not a programmer - hence that is why I am trying this version of Linux.
What I have found is when booting up I get an error message --
"MP BIOS 8254 timer not connected to IO-APIC"
I can get in using the u/n amd p/w with a "Failsafe GNOME" session.
Does anyone know how to get me in otherwise?
I am not a programmer - hence that is why I am trying this version of Linux.