<div class="gmail_quote"><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex;"> Okay, your first monitor is not 'booting up'. The method above (gfxmode) will probably show up the "/*initramfs*/" too. So you do have a more serious problem on top of your first monitor as well. It is not finding your initrd.img or your initrd.img is not at the first sector of the partition. It's not good and you may need to reinstall, but you can try this first at the recovery mode... sudo update-initramfs -u Good luck _ Goh Lip</blockquote><div> Thanks so Much Goh for your help. I have tried to run the command update-initramfs -u but nothing has changed. Let me do the re-installation, it wont cost me as I haven't put Much staff in it. My Machine is Dell powerEdge T310. May be I might be missing something when am Installing?!!!! </div></div>-- Emmanuel Natalis Open Source Software Developer University of Dar es salaam Computing Center (+255) 712 26 34 93 (+255) 755 22 44 93