If you can get into the GRUB menu when you boot you should have the option of booting in verbose or some kind of ';safe'; mode. You should then be able to change the resolution. I didn't know how to do this when it happened to me and had to reinstall.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Ubuntu: how do i change the screen resolution if i cant see the screen!?
ubuntu was working fine, i was working on getting my wireless card up, but last night i booted it it up (hd tv is the moniter) and everything went fine, got to the login screen, and i can see everything fine, but once i log in ubuntu changes the screen resolution to something that the tv wont display. is there an easy way around this at all? or even a hard way? i think there was a key comand on suse to cycle resolutions but that never worked on suse for me, something like that because i can use a keyboard and a mouse and no screen. can i stop it from doing start x and just use teh linux itself to change the res? idk what to doUbuntu: how do i change the screen resolution if i cant see the screen!?
If you can get into the GRUB menu when you boot you should have the option of booting in verbose or some kind of ';safe'; mode. You should then be able to change the resolution. I didn't know how to do this when it happened to me and had to reinstall.how to flirt with men help finding niche
If you can get into the GRUB menu when you boot you should have the option of booting in verbose or some kind of ';safe'; mode. You should then be able to change the resolution. I didn't know how to do this when it happened to me and had to reinstall.
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