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Ubuntu is Running in Low-Graphics Mode

Asked by tahirbiyiklioglu

Although I have tried many things proposed in the answers to similar questions,
nothing changed. I could not solve the problem with my Toshiba A200 with Ubuntu 9.10
installed.
But with a little difference, the welcoming screen (top projector light) starts to appear but shortly after
that, a small "tty1" window opens up in the upper left corner while the small "wait olease- whell"
continues turning.
can you help me with it?
thanks - tahir

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tjagoda (tjagoda) said : 		#1

Could you please provide us with some information about your hardware? Most specifically, your graphics adapter?

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tahirbiyiklioglu (tahirbiyiklioglu) said : 		#2

thanks for your interest.
Here are the information I can give:
1- Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce Go 7300 - 32 bit
2- Laptop model: Toshiba - Satellite A200
3- Processor: x86 based family-6 model, stepping 6 GenuineIntel - 1994 & 1995 Mhz
core2-duo centrino.
4- Bios ver. Toshiba V.1.80.2007.08.21,   SMBIOS ver. 2.4
(if you need further info pls. let me know)

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What did I do last::

After getting "no gdm installed" message thru my struggle,
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sudo apt-get install gdm
reboot
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not solved, and tried the following:
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sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*
sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-96
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(this installed nvidia 96first, automatically upgraded to 180).
rebooted, and this is the final point.
It seems it is about to launch up. But it hangs.
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thanks again - tahir

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Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010, 5:57 AM

Your question #97670 on Ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/97670

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Most specifically, your graphics adapter?

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tahirbiyiklioglu (tahirbiyiklioglu) said : 		#3

At the END of endless efforts, I have managed My Ubuntu LAUNCH.

What did I do İs:
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sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
reboot
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That is all ...

thanks to the people of ubuntu...
my problem is SOLVED...