Ubuntu not booting

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  1. abuzar1

    abuzar1 Senior member

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    Hey guys I have a compaq presario sr1120nx and am trying to switch to linux. I downloade ubuntu(32 bit as I am using a celeron D processor). My system is powerfull enough to run it but I am stuck on one screen. Ubuntu just stays on this screen.
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    you should try is burning the iso again but on a lower speed. sometimes bootable cds have trouble starting when burned at a higher speed
     
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    I burned at the lowest speed I could.
     
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    i think there is an option to boot into a safe mode or failsafe on the cd. boot into that and see if you still have this problem
     
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    Thats didn't work. I tried the alternate installer that didn't work either.
     
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    if you have any other computers in you house try to load up the live cd. then we can find out if it is a problem with the cd or the computer. i
     
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    Sorry, only one PC. Although I did try Suse inux and it just reboots after I try to install it, same with the 6.06 version of Ubuntu. I am guessing it's a hardware problem. Thanks for all the help. :)
     
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    Hey I got it working. I just had to adjust the VRAM settings in my BIOS.
     
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    thats good. i would have never thought of that
     

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