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I just switched from IPS237L-BN (1920×1080) to new Dell P2416D (2560x1440) monitors in a dual setup. And I have the following problem. I get a a message on my monitors stating:"The current input timing is not supported by the monitor. Please change your input timing to 2560×1440, 60Hz or any other monitor listed timing as per the monitor specifications." Effectively I don't see my boot/bios screen or any tty's. Once at the logon screen I have 2× highres screens ruing at 2560x1440 without a problem.What works:With a vga cable I see the boot screen and tty's.With DVI-D > HDMI cable coected I see GUI onlyWith HDMI cable coected I see GUI onlyWhat doesn't work:With DVI-D > HDMI cable coect...

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Hi! I use Ubuntu 16.04 (Unity) on my Dell Inspiron-20-Model-3043 (touch screen).My problem is that the lock screen (ctrl + alt + L) changed to the old style like the one in Ubuntu 10.10, and I don't know why exactly, I don't remember have done anything in particular.maybe it changed after the installation of Unity 8 mir but I didn't notice it until 3 days later so I'm not sure. Something curious is that the login screen works perfectlyThese are the commands I tried until now:sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdmsudo service lightdm restartsudo lightdmBut nothing works, and actually I'm not sure if LightDM controls also the lock screen or only the login screen Let's block ads! بخوانید...

HiSorry if this is the incorrect section to post this.Just started using Mint 18 Ciamon 64bit and love it so far not touched windows for a while now.I've managed to move over all i do on my win10 install to mint and haven't looked back.There is an issue though, when i play my media from my unbuntu server in kodi on my second monitor (Samsung 40" TV") in full-screen mode the bottom task bar vanishes from the primary monitor.The TV is coected via HDMI on then second DVI socket using a DVI to HDMI converter from my GeForce GTX 460 and the audio comes from the toslink socket on ASUS P8Z77-V LX motherboard, both audio and video are perfect.If i put kodi into windowed mode and fullscreen it on the...

After upgrading 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS the following message is given after executing Code: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade . . . many lines omitted Errors were encountered while processing: cron initscripts procps udev initramfs-tools-core initramfs-tools brltty bluez plymouth plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text plymouth-theme-kubuntu-text plymouth-label plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo mountall upstart uuid-runtime apache2 cmake cups-daemon gitweb apparmor lightdm mysql-server-5.7 snap-confine ubuntu-core-launcher alsa-utils ubuntu-drivers-common whoopsie sendmail-bin libsolid4 libkio5 libakonadi-kde4 libakonadi-kmime4 libbaloofiles4 libkabc4 libkemoticons...

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Hi,after the update to ubuntu 16.04, my laptop (Samsung NP305E5A) boots to a black screen. The boot process continues since it is obviously reading from the hard drive and also playing the drums sound for the login-window after a while. However, the screen remains black from right after the grub-screen is gone and stays like that. Ctrl+Alt+F2 also does not take me to a usable command line. I found no way for the screen to show anything.However, I did find something one might call a workaround. If I kill the booted laptop by pressing the power button for several seconds and then try the boot process again, ubuntu works absolutely fine with one notable exeption: grub gives me 30 seconds to cho...

i have 2 desktops and one schlepptop with new installs of rev 1604.1 ltswhat i describe here was working flawless with 1404 and 1404.3 ltsa udev rule with providing a group policy for dialout is also in placeKERNEL=="rfcomm*", GROUP="dialout"pairing a bluetooth spp serial device with bluetooth manager workscoecting the bt spp serial device with bluetooth manager works in a limited way, as does the following commandline"sudo rfcomm coect /dev/rfcomm0 00:15:FF:F3:24:B1"opening of the rfcomm0 serial port now will (might) only succeed under "sudo" permission level, otherwise a "couldn't open /dev/rfcomm0" will be the result (tested with cutecom and my own app using a serial port)killing the Mode...

Came back to linux because I'm tired of Windows. Ruing into a few issues however. I have a Dell Inspiron 7348, which dell sells with Ubuntu.First, my mouse icons disspears after I recover from sleep. I read this may have something to do with a gnome daemon, I checked and didn't see it. Any idea's here?I have the proprietary Intel video drivers installed, at least I think I do.Also, something I'm not used too, is the jumping. It's so sensitive! I caot find way to reduce the, or even configure the sensitivity, or some sort of palm detection.Lastly, at least so far is the keyboard. Non of my built-in keys like volume etc work. Is there a way to enable them? I would prefer to have the FN key set...

I have a USB drive at work that's specified in fstab (although the pathname says RAID it's not an array, just a single USB drive of 2 Tb). In 14.04, when I booted the computer without the drive coected, I would get an option during boot to skip that and then it would boot just fine. In 16.04 however, it boots into emergency mode instead. I can get around this by booting in startup mode but it's really aoying. How can I get around this? My fstab entry for the drive looks like this: Code: #USB drive UUID=1ade5a24-10bf-4010-aa99-75fb16d4ce32 /home/user_id/RAID ext4 rw,user 0 0 Let's block ads! بخوانید...

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Hello all! I am new to this and am hoping to get some help if possible. I have downloaded the 32 bit version of Ubuntu 15.04 and have installed it on my Dell PowerEdge 2650. The system is set up with 4 hard drives, one as the boot drive and the other 4 as RAID. The install seems to go perfectly, but once the system requires reboot, the screen always goes blank and my monitor says "Input Not Supported". The graphics is ruing from the on board controller.I have tried to hold the Left Shift Key, Right Shift Key, ESC, Arrow Down, CTRL+Alt+F1 and still caot access the GRUB screen I keep reading about. I can see the words "Starting GRUB" or something like that right before the screen goes blank. I...

After applying the latest upgrade instead of prompting for my password, Ubuntu is not sending any signal to my monitor. It gets so far as the 5/6 dots to show it is progressing through boot, but no further. What I have tried already is below:When attempting to run in fail safe graphics mode (from 4.4.0-34-generic (recovery mode) and 4.2.0-42-generic (recovery mode)) I receive the following error: Code: The system is ruing in low-graphics mode Your screen, graphics card, and input device settings could not be detected correctly. You will need to configure these yourself. If I select the radio button for try ruing with default graphical mode the black cross cursor appears in the foreground...

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Hello everybody,I'm having a very strange behavior while trying to install Ubuntu, Kubuntu and ubuntu gnome. hope you can help me with the installsteps to reproduce: I'm using install-usb, created with Unetbootin, xboot or yumi (tried all those). On usb-spash i select either start ubuntu / kubuntu or anythingI have used vga=975, 895 and other options, but no one have worked. in boot process (before any gui is displayed) the monitor / tv starts giving "Invalid resolution" message (not from the pc). I can't enjoy livecd not install using it. I've tried with other distros (suse) but got the same error.I haven't tried installing from server edition (command line), i guess it should work.my pc:c...

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Hi,I have recently upgraded from 14.04 to 16.04 and I no longer have a working installation. Specifically, I can get the system to boot to a terminal by modifying the grub entry to read "nosplash --verbose text" as suggested in the sticky for this forum. I am then able to "use" the system via tty1.I have tried many of the things which have been suggested by the author of the sticky titled "Graphics resolution- upgrade/Blank screen after reboot" including attempting to stop and restart lightdm and adjusting the gfxmode but nothing has worked so far.Can someone help me to identify the problem? Where should I look on my system for indications as to what is causing the issue?Any help or advice w...

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Hey guys!Im trying to install Lubuntu 16.04.1 LTS in my old laptop. But when I start the installation process or I chose "Try Linux without installing" I got this problem:IMG_2881.jpgThose are the laptop specs:Model: Acer ASPIRE 5520Processor: AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual-Core processor TK-57 (1.9 GHz, 2 x 256 KB L2 cache)Graphics: Up to 895MB NVIDIA GeForce 7000M TurboCacheRAM: 2GB DDR2Display: 15.4" WXGA Acer CrystalBrite LCD (8ms/220-nit)Storage: 160GB HDDIm trying to install it with a USB ISO image made with Rufus. I forgot mention, the USB works without problem in other laptops. Let's block ads! بخوانید...