revert an upgrade?

[Karl Auer]

On Sat, 2014-04-26 at 13:56 +0100, Colin Law wrote:
> You could try reinstalling the kernel as Peter suggested, but I will
> be surprised if that is the problem.  However I am often surprised....

Yes...

> What happens if you boot with the latest kernel but then login as a
> different user or as Guest?  This will show whether it is the settings
> for the user that is at fault or something more fundamental.

The splash screen and greeter are already in the wrong screen
resolution, so it's not the user as such. Oh, and the wifi network
doesn't come up; that's different too. So I think it's some kind of
disconnect between the kernel and the rest of the system (drivers etc),
as if the install of the new components did not complete.

Regards, K.

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