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When booting, where does Ubuntu set the final graphics mode?
cannot log into Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS after startupBuilt-in laptop monitor is not detected anymoreBlack screen when booting Intel Atom Z530 / GMA 500Ubuntu 18.04 clean install with Nvidia NVS 510 drivers only boots every other time
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If I boot my PC with the monitor powered off or disconnected, Ubuntu 18.04.3 boots into some super-duper graphical mode that my monitor can't handle. When I eventually power it on, I get this message hovering on the screen:
DSUB
Out of Range
95.1 kHz / 60 Hz
I can Ctrl_Alt+F4 and log in to a terminal, but restarting gdm only brings up the graphical login screen and logging in goes no further.
So my question: where in the boot process does Ubuntu set the final display mode, and can I change it?
boot 18.04 video monitor
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If I boot my PC with the monitor powered off or disconnected, Ubuntu 18.04.3 boots into some super-duper graphical mode that my monitor can't handle. When I eventually power it on, I get this message hovering on the screen:
DSUB
Out of Range
95.1 kHz / 60 Hz
I can Ctrl_Alt+F4 and log in to a terminal, but restarting gdm only brings up the graphical login screen and logging in goes no further.
So my question: where in the boot process does Ubuntu set the final display mode, and can I change it?
boot 18.04 video monitor
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
I use xorg.conf file like many others you can generate one by running "sudo X -configure" in the terminal also here is a link to ubuntu's manual on xorg manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/Xorg.1.html
– wraith3690 001
Sep 28 at 4:18
@wraith3690-001 I just get an error saying "Cannot establish any listening sockets". And the xorg logfile says the same thing.
– Kwilk
Sep 28 at 6:10
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If I boot my PC with the monitor powered off or disconnected, Ubuntu 18.04.3 boots into some super-duper graphical mode that my monitor can't handle. When I eventually power it on, I get this message hovering on the screen:
DSUB
Out of Range
95.1 kHz / 60 Hz
I can Ctrl_Alt+F4 and log in to a terminal, but restarting gdm only brings up the graphical login screen and logging in goes no further.
So my question: where in the boot process does Ubuntu set the final display mode, and can I change it?
boot 18.04 video monitor
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
If I boot my PC with the monitor powered off or disconnected, Ubuntu 18.04.3 boots into some super-duper graphical mode that my monitor can't handle. When I eventually power it on, I get this message hovering on the screen:
DSUB
Out of Range
95.1 kHz / 60 Hz
I can Ctrl_Alt+F4 and log in to a terminal, but restarting gdm only brings up the graphical login screen and logging in goes no further.
So my question: where in the boot process does Ubuntu set the final display mode, and can I change it?
boot 18.04 video monitor
boot 18.04 video monitor
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
asked Sep 28 at 3:53
KwilkKwilk
232 bronze badges
232 bronze badges
I use xorg.conf file like many others you can generate one by running "sudo X -configure" in the terminal also here is a link to ubuntu's manual on xorg manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/Xorg.1.html
– wraith3690 001
Sep 28 at 4:18
@wraith3690-001 I just get an error saying "Cannot establish any listening sockets". And the xorg logfile says the same thing.
– Kwilk
Sep 28 at 6:10
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I use xorg.conf file like many others you can generate one by running "sudo X -configure" in the terminal also here is a link to ubuntu's manual on xorg manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/Xorg.1.html
– wraith3690 001
Sep 28 at 4:18
@wraith3690-001 I just get an error saying "Cannot establish any listening sockets". And the xorg logfile says the same thing.
– Kwilk
Sep 28 at 6:10
I use xorg.conf file like many others you can generate one by running "sudo X -configure" in the terminal also here is a link to ubuntu's manual on xorg manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/Xorg.1.html
– wraith3690 001
Sep 28 at 4:18
I use xorg.conf file like many others you can generate one by running "sudo X -configure" in the terminal also here is a link to ubuntu's manual on xorg manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/Xorg.1.html
– wraith3690 001
Sep 28 at 4:18
@wraith3690-001 I just get an error saying "Cannot establish any listening sockets". And the xorg logfile says the same thing.
– Kwilk
Sep 28 at 6:10
@wraith3690-001 I just get an error saying "Cannot establish any listening sockets". And the xorg logfile says the same thing.
– Kwilk
Sep 28 at 6:10
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I use xorg.conf file like many others you can generate one by running "sudo X -configure" in the terminal also here is a link to ubuntu's manual on xorg manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/Xorg.1.html
– wraith3690 001
Sep 28 at 4:18
@wraith3690-001 I just get an error saying "Cannot establish any listening sockets". And the xorg logfile says the same thing.
– Kwilk
Sep 28 at 6:10