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I bought a new pc without any os and I am trying to boot it under the last Ubuntu version. I am able to boot correctly on my key and to install Ubuntu and even to enter the interface when trying without installin without any problems. But whenever I want to restart the PC and boot on my hard drive after the installation I am not able to go any further than the login interface (which freeze a little bit as well).
By looking a bit over the Internet and since I already tried that with Debian before it turns out that the problem might come form Xorg not being able to communicate with the screen. Before going any further I must add that this screen is plugged directly on my graphic card (hdmi on my GC to a VGA connection on my screen) Nvidia Gforce RTX 2060 (is it useful to add that my CPU is an Intel i7-7900KF?).
I first tried to configure Xorg by using root@username:/# Xorg -configure in root which results in the creation of xorg.conf.new in the root file and the meassage that it wasn't able to configure Xorg correctly because the number of created screens is not matching the number of detected devices. Then doing cat xorg.conf.new I obtain :
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Card0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
Subsection "Display"
With five different viewports in this display section. The BusID is given a "PCI:1:0:0" which I reckon is normal.
However whenever I try to start gnome manually from the line of command with startx or xinit the screen just flash to black and then I am told that the X server is shuting down because the connection is lost.
I already tried to rm the .Xauthority hidden file as adviced in other forums but it didn't work.
Also since I just booted from the last version update and upgrade are not really efficient especially sonce I seem to have a problem with my DNS (but I belive this is a different problem^^).
I believe that this problem is coming from the impossibility for my graphic card and my monitor to work together at the moment because of an unspecified property somewhere in the code but I don't know how to solve this. If you have any question about what I have done please just ask, I'll try to answer the best I can, since I am not sure myself.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help you might bring.
Vincent
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I bought a new pc without any os and I am trying to boot it under the last Ubuntu version. I am able to boot correctly on my key and to install Ubuntu and even to enter the interface when trying without installin without any problems. But whenever I want to restart the PC and boot on my hard drive after the installation I am not able to go any further than the login interface (which freeze a little bit as well).
By looking a bit over the Internet and since I already tried that with Debian before it turns out that the problem might come form Xorg not being able to communicate with the screen. Before going any further I must add that this screen is plugged directly on my graphic card (hdmi on my GC to a VGA connection on my screen) Nvidia Gforce RTX 2060 (is it useful to add that my CPU is an Intel i7-7900KF?).
I first tried to configure Xorg by using root@username:/# Xorg -configure in root which results in the creation of xorg.conf.new in the root file and the meassage that it wasn't able to configure Xorg correctly because the number of created screens is not matching the number of detected devices. Then doing cat xorg.conf.new I obtain :
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Card0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
Subsection "Display"
With five different viewports in this display section. The BusID is given a "PCI:1:0:0" which I reckon is normal.
However whenever I try to start gnome manually from the line of command with startx or xinit the screen just flash to black and then I am told that the X server is shuting down because the connection is lost.
I already tried to rm the .Xauthority hidden file as adviced in other forums but it didn't work.
Also since I just booted from the last version update and upgrade are not really efficient especially sonce I seem to have a problem with my DNS (but I belive this is a different problem^^).
I believe that this problem is coming from the impossibility for my graphic card and my monitor to work together at the moment because of an unspecified property somewhere in the code but I don't know how to solve this. If you have any question about what I have done please just ask, I'll try to answer the best I can, since I am not sure myself.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help you might bring.
Vincent
18.04 nvidia login xorg gui
asked Sep 24 at 8:34
VincentVincent
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I bought a new pc without any os and I am trying to boot it under the last Ubuntu version. I am able to boot correctly on my key and to install Ubuntu and even to enter the interface when trying without installin without any problems. But whenever I want to restart the PC and boot on my hard drive after the installation I am not able to go any further than the login interface (which freeze a little bit as well).
By looking a bit over the Internet and since I already tried that with Debian before it turns out that the problem might come form Xorg not being able to communicate with the screen. Before going any further I must add that this screen is plugged directly on my graphic card (hdmi on my GC to a VGA connection on my screen) Nvidia Gforce RTX 2060 (is it useful to add that my CPU is an Intel i7-7900KF?).
I first tried to configure Xorg by using root@username:/# Xorg -configure in root which results in the creation of xorg.conf.new in the root file and the meassage that it wasn't able to configure Xorg correctly because the number of created screens is not matching the number of detected devices. Then doing cat xorg.conf.new I obtain :
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Card0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
Subsection "Display"
With five different viewports in this display section. The BusID is given a "PCI:1:0:0" which I reckon is normal.
However whenever I try to start gnome manually from the line of command with startx or xinit the screen just flash to black and then I am told that the X server is shuting down because the connection is lost.
I already tried to rm the .Xauthority hidden file as adviced in other forums but it didn't work.
Also since I just booted from the last version update and upgrade are not really efficient especially sonce I seem to have a problem with my DNS (but I belive this is a different problem^^).
I believe that this problem is coming from the impossibility for my graphic card and my monitor to work together at the moment because of an unspecified property somewhere in the code but I don't know how to solve this. If you have any question about what I have done please just ask, I'll try to answer the best I can, since I am not sure myself.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help you might bring.
Vincent
18.04 nvidia login xorg gui
asked Sep 24 at 8:34
VincentVincent
11 bronze badge
I bought a new pc without any os and I am trying to boot it under the last Ubuntu version. I am able to boot correctly on my key and to install Ubuntu and even to enter the interface when trying without installin without any problems. But whenever I want to restart the PC and boot on my hard drive after the installation I am not able to go any further than the login interface (which freeze a little bit as well).
By looking a bit over the Internet and since I already tried that with Debian before it turns out that the problem might come form Xorg not being able to communicate with the screen. Before going any further I must add that this screen is plugged directly on my graphic card (hdmi on my GC to a VGA connection on my screen) Nvidia Gforce RTX 2060 (is it useful to add that my CPU is an Intel i7-7900KF?).
I first tried to configure Xorg by using root@username:/# Xorg -configure in root which results in the creation of xorg.conf.new in the root file and the meassage that it wasn't able to configure Xorg correctly because the number of created screens is not matching the number of detected devices. Then doing cat xorg.conf.new I obtain :
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Card0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
Subsection "Display"
With five different viewports in this display section. The BusID is given a "PCI:1:0:0" which I reckon is normal.
However whenever I try to start gnome manually from the line of command with startx or xinit the screen just flash to black and then I am told that the X server is shuting down because the connection is lost.
I already tried to rm the .Xauthority hidden file as adviced in other forums but it didn't work.
Also since I just booted from the last version update and upgrade are not really efficient especially sonce I seem to have a problem with my DNS (but I belive this is a different problem^^).
I believe that this problem is coming from the impossibility for my graphic card and my monitor to work together at the moment because of an unspecified property somewhere in the code but I don't know how to solve this. If you have any question about what I have done please just ask, I'll try to answer the best I can, since I am not sure myself.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help you might bring.
Vincent
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