Ubuntu Bootup Resolution Problem Part-2

December 20th, 2007 by Naman Bagga | Filed under Linux.

Here's a new dimension to the famous Ubuntu 7.10 Bootup Resolution Problem.In order to fix the problem,you would have added a vga=791 or lets say vga=xxx to the your /boot/grub/menu.lst.

Recently I discovered that updating your kernel resets your menu.lst to the default settings.You need to edit the automagic kernel settings in order to solve the problem permanently.

Open a terminal window and type the following to edit menu.lst-

sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst or,
sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst

Type your password to edit the file.Lets say you had added vga=xxx after reading part 1 of this problem.Now search for a line like this one-

# defoptions=splash quiet

You need to change it to-

# defoptions=splash vga=xxx quiet

This should solve your problem permanently.I'll post a part-3 if I discover any other aspect of this problem.

One Response to “Ubuntu Bootup Resolution Problem Part-2”

  1. [...] you update your kernel,you might face the problem again.Visit the part 2 of this problem to prevent this from happening again. « When Computers Don’t Boot [...]

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