What to get from vga=771 option. What is missing in lubuntu that ubuntu has by default
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I just got a successful boot to a fresh Lubuntu by using vga=771 after waves of usb lubuntu installation errors. nomodeset is still there by default.
When vga=771 is presented i got a white screen with cursor. i am able to go into terminal (All text is distorted and background is white again).
Ubuntu is working fine with this machine so what do i need to install or setup to get rid of vga=771 boot option. Which what i got is a manual frame buffer size value.
I used software updater. Nothing noticeable happened.
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@lenovo-ideapad110-ibr
I just got a successful boot to a fresh Lubuntu by using vga=771 after waves of usb lubuntu installation errors. nomodeset is still there by default.
When vga=771 is presented i got a white screen with cursor. i am able to go into terminal (All text is distorted and background is white again).
Ubuntu is working fine with this machine so what do i need to install or setup to get rid of vga=771 boot option. Which what i got is a manual frame buffer size value.
I used software updater. Nothing noticeable happened.
boot lubuntu
asked May 28 at 8:31
user2102266
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vga=771is deprecated. And it already was in 2010. You need to useset gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600and Ubuntu is likely to have that set as a fallback in the installer or option in/etc/default/grub.
– Rinzwind
May 28 at 9:18
@Rinzwind tried thisgfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600same result. tried vga=771 again its working how can i find what vga=771 is getting rolled back ?
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:43
Is this a driver issue or broken lightdm ? my attempts of reinstalling lightdm is inconclusive. i am sure if i did it properly i dont know how to debug it.
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:44
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@lenovo-ideapad110-ibr
I just got a successful boot to a fresh Lubuntu by using vga=771 after waves of usb lubuntu installation errors. nomodeset is still there by default.
When vga=771 is presented i got a white screen with cursor. i am able to go into terminal (All text is distorted and background is white again).
Ubuntu is working fine with this machine so what do i need to install or setup to get rid of vga=771 boot option. Which what i got is a manual frame buffer size value.
I used software updater. Nothing noticeable happened.
boot lubuntu
asked May 28 at 8:31
user2102266
1066
@lenovo-ideapad110-ibr
I just got a successful boot to a fresh Lubuntu by using vga=771 after waves of usb lubuntu installation errors. nomodeset is still there by default.
When vga=771 is presented i got a white screen with cursor. i am able to go into terminal (All text is distorted and background is white again).
Ubuntu is working fine with this machine so what do i need to install or setup to get rid of vga=771 boot option. Which what i got is a manual frame buffer size value.
I used software updater. Nothing noticeable happened.
boot lubuntu
asked May 28 at 8:31
user2102266
1066
asked May 28 at 8:31
user2102266
1066
asked May 28 at 8:31
user2102266
1066
asked May 28 at 8:31
user2102266
1066
1066
vga=771is deprecated. And it already was in 2010. You need to useset gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600and Ubuntu is likely to have that set as a fallback in the installer or option in/etc/default/grub.
– Rinzwind
May 28 at 9:18
@Rinzwind tried thisgfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600same result. tried vga=771 again its working how can i find what vga=771 is getting rolled back ?
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:43
Is this a driver issue or broken lightdm ? my attempts of reinstalling lightdm is inconclusive. i am sure if i did it properly i dont know how to debug it.
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:44
add a comment |Â
vga=771is deprecated. And it already was in 2010. You need to useset gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600and Ubuntu is likely to have that set as a fallback in the installer or option in/etc/default/grub.
– Rinzwind
May 28 at 9:18
@Rinzwind tried thisgfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600same result. tried vga=771 again its working how can i find what vga=771 is getting rolled back ?
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:43
Is this a driver issue or broken lightdm ? my attempts of reinstalling lightdm is inconclusive. i am sure if i did it properly i dont know how to debug it.
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:44
vga=771 is deprecated. And it already was in 2010. You need to use set gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600 and Ubuntu is likely to have that set as a fallback in the installer or option in /etc/default/grub.– Rinzwind
May 28 at 9:18
vga=771 is deprecated. And it already was in 2010. You need to use set gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600 and Ubuntu is likely to have that set as a fallback in the installer or option in /etc/default/grub.– Rinzwind
May 28 at 9:18
@Rinzwind tried this
gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600 same result. tried vga=771 again its working how can i find what vga=771 is getting rolled back ?– user2102266
May 30 at 0:43
@Rinzwind tried this
gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600 same result. tried vga=771 again its working how can i find what vga=771 is getting rolled back ?– user2102266
May 30 at 0:43
Is this a driver issue or broken lightdm ? my attempts of reinstalling lightdm is inconclusive. i am sure if i did it properly i dont know how to debug it.
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:44
Is this a driver issue or broken lightdm ? my attempts of reinstalling lightdm is inconclusive. i am sure if i did it properly i dont know how to debug it.
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:44
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vga=771is deprecated. And it already was in 2010. You need to useset gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600and Ubuntu is likely to have that set as a fallback in the installer or option in/etc/default/grub.– Rinzwind
May 28 at 9:18
@Rinzwind tried this
gfxpayload=800x600x8,800x600same result. tried vga=771 again its working how can i find what vga=771 is getting rolled back ?– user2102266
May 30 at 0:43
Is this a driver issue or broken lightdm ? my attempts of reinstalling lightdm is inconclusive. i am sure if i did it properly i dont know how to debug it.
– user2102266
May 30 at 0:44