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[ubuntu] Graphic Problems after bootup Ubuntu

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi! I'm new here! And new on Ubuntu! I have a little problem here that I want to get help with. It's that when I press on Ubuntu on bootup (yes, I've WinXP Pro, TinyXP, installed) so can I see the bootup Ubuntu logo. When it's done, the screen goes strange... It have worked before but why not now? I've try to go in to recovery mode and press "fix graphics problems" something and press continue with the bootup but still have the same problem! I've a ATI Radeon Xpress 200M graphic card. Tell me if you want some more info about my computer. Maybe I can make a video so you can see what happend! /Aimen (Hardware)

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