Public bug reported:
Greetings,
I have an ASUS motherboard which thus far has been running Kubuntu
Intrepid and Jaunty fine with no issues. I upgraded to Karmic yesterday
and suddenly found that I cannot log into my system any longer. I enter
my username and password and try to log in. KDE attempts to start
loading and gets to the "loading" screen with the five icons. The HDD
icon lights up and then the screen flickers and I'm back at the login
screen. Sometimes, it progresses past this stage and then kicks me back
to the login screen.
I can log in fine via a terminal (with ctrl + alt + f1). I have
updated all my packages with apt.
* This board has a VIA chipset and requires unichrome drivers. I'm pretty
certain that I was using the openchrome drivers and had things working with
Jaunty. I tried reinstalling these via apt.
* I've tried using xorg -configure to create a template xorg.conf file and used
it.
* With the above xorg.conf file, I've tried specifying vesa as the driver. X
complained about vesa not supporting 24 bit and crashed.
* I've also tried removing xserver-xorg-video-openchrome and restarting. X does
not start.
I'll attach log files shortly.
I'm happy to stick around and get this solved completely. But in the
interim, could somebody suggest a way to get my display back with VESA?
I don't mind 640x480 resolution etc. while I try to find a solution.
Thanks.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: openchrome
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Openchrome driver not working after Karmic upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/467967
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