So I'm very much an Ubuntu noob, in fact I just install Ubuntu to my P.C. and I started it up with both my screens plugged into my nVidia's dvi and vga ports and logged in, change the skin to classic gnome, because that's how it was when I last used Ubuntu (8.1), and both screens were working separately.
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.
just to what you are dealing with, i have been using for about 6-7 months ubuntu and i learn quickly but if anybody could just give me the fixing code or the solution step to step i would be REALLY grateful..
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This tutorial will explain how to install Nvidia 295.40 drivers in ubuntu 12.04/11.10 using PPA
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