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neutrino
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I thought I had everything under control after I had installed Linux(Kubuntu), but things have taken a turn for the worse.
The first run was all right, but when I turned the computer on this morning, I found a screen with a resolution of 640x480, with the only other option in display settings being 640x400. So, I searched the net and the ubuntuforums for a solution and found a particular code:
in threads relating to similar desktop resolution problems. Well, I typed it into the terminal and spent some time answering all the questions. I don't know what went wrong, but Kubuntu wouldn't go beyond the start-up screen after a restart. I had no other choice (at least as far as I knew) but to uninstall and do a reinstall. Again, I searched for instructions for uninstalling, and here's where the problems started. There were instructions to delete the drive containing Linux, which I might have misread somehow. I deleted both the swap (which then became a Free Space of 365 MB) and install part (which became unallocated 18.09GB).
Now when I boot the computer I get an error (Error 22) because the Grub is missing or something. Therefore I'm not able to get into XP as well. Fortunately, I'm able to connect to the internet from the LiveCD and post this message. But this is just a temporary solution.
It would be great if someone could help me out. Thanks.
The first run was all right, but when I turned the computer on this morning, I found a screen with a resolution of 640x480, with the only other option in display settings being 640x400. So, I searched the net and the ubuntuforums for a solution and found a particular code:
Code:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
Now when I boot the computer I get an error (Error 22) because the Grub is missing or something. Therefore I'm not able to get into XP as well. Fortunately, I'm able to connect to the internet from the LiveCD and post this message. But this is just a temporary solution.
It would be great if someone could help me out. Thanks.