Ubuntu can't boot OCELOT LUCID

Fri May 18 14:51:29 UTC 2012

good afternoon ryan
thank You for help.
is it to custom here to write to all membersor call one person now ryan?

the situation
I put inlive CDSuSeBSDOcelot....
the machine is starting and running text modus.okthen linux is changing to grafik modethencrash black screen
or frozen.

hardy=no problemubuntu older than hardy also booting fine.
why?I dont know.I suggest, hardy is checking vga before changing to grafikocelot does not check it and crash.
Can You understand this?
thank You for help

whysky

--- Ryan Gauger <rtgkid at gmail.com> schrieb am Fr, 18.5.2012:

Von: Ryan Gauger <rtgkid at gmail.com>
Betreff: Re: Ubuntu can't boot  OCELOT LUCID
An: kubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com
Datum: Freitag, 18. Mai, 2012 16:08 Uhr

    Good morning, Tobias. Very good questions you have. I think I can
    answer the first half-way, and I am sure I can answer your second
    question. Do you get past the boot screen with Oneiric and Lucid? In
    the boot screen (GRUB), to boot into different operating systems
    (different versions of Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu/etc, Windows or other
    OS), when inside GRUB, select between the different operating
    systems by using the down and up keys on the keyboard. Then, press
    the enter/return key on the keyboard to boot the selected operating
    system. Do you know this is a VGA problem? If so, I have no clue how
    to solve this, unless you install drivers for VGA. If you install
    VGA driver software, you are installing this inside the operating
    system, not GRUB. Therefore, if this is a GRUB problem, the problem
    will still persist with GRUB, even after installing driver software.

    For your second question, this is a Kubuntu-only support centre.
    Ubuntu questions should be asked in Ubuntu Forums or Ask Ubuntu.
    I hope this helps!

    In Christ,

    Ryan

    On 05/18/2012 08:13 AM, tobias schwibingerr wrote:

              good morning
              I am very new with linux.

              but I can use evolution and firefox and this is
                better than win
              online

              my question:
              I only can boot hardy
              but not lucid or ocelot
              it is a vga problem.

              is f4 the right way?

              shall I mail lspci oder lshal?

              second question
              is this a community for linux and ubuntu and xubuntu
                and so on
              or only for kubuntu.

              thank your forwarf for help

              whysky

                --- Kaj Haulrich <kaj at haulrich.net>
                schrieb am Fr, 18.5.2012:

                    Von: Kaj Haulrich <kaj at haulrich.net>

                    Betreff: Re: Ubuntu can't boot from ASUS P8P67 PRO

                    An: "Kubuntu user technical support"
                    <kubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com>

                    Datum: Freitag, 18. Mai, 2012 07:08 Uhr

                    On 05/18/2012 01:06 AM, Linux
                      User wrote:

                      > On 05/17/2012 11:34 PM, Kaj Haulrich wrote:

                      >> On 05/17/2012 10:27 PM, Linux User wrote:

                      >>> Asus P8P67 pro is not booting into
                      Kubuntu/Ubuntu. it has UEFI...It

                      >>> boots into Windows only. Kubuntu's
                      grub was installed on sda (the

                      >>> only HDD)

                      >> 

                      >> You will have to reinstall, this time
                      telling the installer to put

                      >> grub on the EFI-partition.

                      > 

                      > which one will be EFI partition? How to find?
                      It's dual boot with

                      > Windows on sda1 and Ubuntu installed on sda2

                      I guess there must be a way to see the EFI
                      partition from inside Windows - sometimes called
                      the 'system' or 'hidden' partition. Not sure
                      though, because first thing I do with a new
                      computer is to erase Windows completely.

                      However, on a EFI-system, when installing Linux
                      you'll have to create an EFI partition (around 100
                      MB) anyway and put grub-efi on it. On my system
                      that is sda2.  As far as I can tell there is no
                      way of getting rid of this UEFI rigmarole and
                      revert to the good, old BIOS.

                      There is some further information here:

                      https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFIBooting

                      Kaj Haulrich.

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