I recently upgraded from Intrepid to Jaunty on my Dell e1505, and I now can no longer get into my boot screen, all I get is some pixels that run across the screen.
I've uploaded a video to better describe (and help diagnose) the problem here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vLEi68wrQI
Or jump right to the part with the problem: 1minute and 5seconds in
I've already tried all the suggestions in the Release Notes including Reverting the Intel Drivers back to 2.4 as well as the Optimal configuration found in this thread. Yet nothing seems to work. Where can I go from here?
See Also: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7917708
Please Help ,
Thanks,
-BassKozz
Last edited by BassKozz; September 9th, 2009 at 08:59 PM.
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 10.04 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5
It's possible that the server was down. Perhaps try the command again.
The other possibility is that you are in a corporate environment where outgoing connections on ports other than the standard http/https ports are blocked for security reasons. GPG needs to be able to connect to port 11371 on the keyserver.
If this is the case, possible solutions are: have your IT department open this port for the computer in question (good luck with that), plug the computer in somewhere with unrestricted Internet access, or download the key on a second computer with unrestricted Internet access and copy it to the first computer.
Or, let me retrieve the key from http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pk...22AB97AF1CDFA9 for you:
Copy and paste the PGP key block into a text editor and save it somewhere. Launch Synaptic, go to Settings>Repositories>Authentication>Import Key File... and import the file you just saved.Code:-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: SKS 1.0.10 mI0ESXVCiwEEANKBDbiSLOJOouub/S97iDifYCVW1b0KONg7XkFYiFos+bMBzzZyGGo90k1h hCxcseLvqCKPL7dG0RzPRKMo7mvM68yyqi2ljw0ZYC9cVf0YzgKRTohVhihelpwZ+sBRGNYk OCu+u0Dr+EdVI3u5RNOxAELrbd4vYaS+2cCOfzmLABEBAAG0GkxhdW5jaHBhZCBQUEEgZm9y IFVidW50dS1YiLYEEwECACAFAkl1QosCGwMGCwkIBwMCBBUCCAMEFgIDAQIeAQIXgAAKCRA7 IquXrxzfqY4HBACIQEFhl59ZkuIhTD3pmCQgfkhpcg0RVdB6Xwhu3QDJvmlWmrs+cofNMzyA 7SwdjD9ARvhGbqHwub+T7oGiHlmFyodGypUZ4i/fdHsZYpsf34MwgYxhyNyOPY/jNImUE/yw kSI+kV5esWURH4j0jYfkaergFqCpDnsSkxuIvdjH2Q== =bkAa -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Be aware that if you were to import a key file created by a malicious individual, AND that individual also had the means to redirect your computer to download updates from his repository (i.e. through DNS cache poisoning), your system could be compromised. So, do you trust me?
Ok so my previous post is more aptly described here.
Does anybody have a fix for this yet?
Maverick Thinkpad T61, Intel GMA X3100, Intel WiFi 4965AG.
Looks like the server is still down for keyserver.ubuntu.com.
I can't download the key file for 8844C542.
I installed 2.6.31 today and 3D is a bit faster than in .30 on my GMA 950.
:Bump:
Does anyone know what could be causing this problem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vLEi68wrQI
Or jump right to the part with the problem: 1minute and 5seconds in
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 10.04 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5
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