This probably needs to go in a "General" forum, but I don't see one called that.
I was at a bus stop taking my tower to the Freegeek lab. I met a young kid there, who was introduced to computers a few years ago. Because of what psychologists call the Language Acquisition Device, I've come to respect the skills of young kids with a few years of computer familiarity.
This morning I updated some required packages using Synaptic. Upon completion, the system told me a restart was required. I chose to restart later and finish some work first. Just now I tried to do the required restart, but unfortunately my pc does not want to start anymore.
The startup process is not even getting started.
I have used rEFIt to achieve triple-boot on my 15' Retina Macbook Pro. However, for now I cannot get the nVidia drivers to work under Ubuntu 12.04 x64.
Every time after I installed the nVidia Driver, X won't restart, and give me an error of "No screens found".
I have tried both drivers from nVidia's website and drivers from Proprietary Drivers in Ubuntu's System Settings.
I had this recycler virus, it made its home on all my storage devices, that's why I formatted all of my usb drives, sd cards and my Nook internal storage to be safe.
It works, I even managed to install Glownooter but the problem is that this screen always prompts me to restart the system.
"YOUR NOOK HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM AND NEEDS TO RESTART"
I have used images to restore to
So, I have an Atom-based box with a GeForce 8400 GS card running to an Epson Powerlite projector. I had it running just fine under 12.04, but today I updated to 12.10. Now, when I boot the system, it gets past BIOS and then goes to a blue screen (no signal).
I'm able to get it "working" if I restart into recovery mode.
Hello. I have this problem with this graphic card and this drivers that I can't make sense of it.
Hi!
Yesterday I was working on my own extension for gnome and my computer froze. I could switch to other virtual consoles using Alt+Ctrl+F(2) but I couldn't figure out how to restart gdm. On debian I could do a "service restart gdm3", but couldn't find the equivalent systemd command.
Every time I restart the computer, the Sound Card in "Sound and Video Configuration" at "Phonon" under "Audio Hardware Setup" is reset to "HD-Audio Generic".
Which does not work, so I select "SB Audigy" instead and sound works just fine. Until I restart the computer.
Hello,
I have observed that my computer is restarting "twice" whenever I try to restart Fedora 18.
Detailed description (as detailed as i can):
When F18 is restarting the first time, it appears the "emblem contour" indicating the progress of the startup.
It apparently completes and then, appears again, and almost immeadiately, the system restarts (by the begining, as if is
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