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**Chubrehege** · 08-05-2010, 05:58 PM

OK, i added in the vga=771 script on the bootline, and booted it with aspic and laspic disabled. It ran the install did the same thing. Right now it is blinking. I am able to read it if i am patient and have my eyes out of focus. It says:

"Ubuntu Support.................................Checking Battery State.......................................inar[ ok ]
Pulseaudio configured for per user sessions.......................................... ...[ ok ]"

The ".........." is blank space. I would upload a picture, but i cannot time the shutter "just right".

Could there be an audio conflict? It appears as though it is trying to reset the video service, as there is at first a cursor in the upper left corner, then the message blinks on real fast, blinks off, and the monitor loses its color/light like the signal was reset on it.

08-05-2010, 05:58 PM	#40
Chubrehege Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	OK, i added in the vga=771 script on the bootline, and booted it with aspic and laspic disabled. It ran the install did the same thing. Right now it is blinking. I am able to read it if i am patient and have my eyes out of focus. It says: "Ubuntu Support.................................Checking Battery State.......................................inar[ ok ] Pulseaudio configured for per user sessions.......................................... ...[ ok ]" The ".........." is blank space. I would upload a picture, but i cannot time the shutter "just right". Could there be an audio conflict? It appears as though it is trying to reset the video service, as there is at first a cursor in the upper left corner, then the message blinks on real fast, blinks off, and the monitor loses its color/light like the signal was reset on it.
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