11-19-2014, 02:37 AM
dayooper,
Is this immediately after a new install? Or is this a problem that just popped up along the way after working fine for a while?
Are you using a KVM switch like the original poster of this thread?
Do you have any other operating systems on the computer, or is LL the only one? If you do have another, can you still boot into it?
If you can, boot into installed LL on hard drive. If not, boot with live CD/USB. Either way, open a terminal and enter following commands:
(Last command ends in a lowercase letter "L", not a number 1.)
Copy entire output from last two commands. Hit the "Insert Code" button on the forum reply interface (top right, 3rd button in), then paste the output within the code box that appears.
Is this immediately after a new install? Or is this a problem that just popped up along the way after working fine for a while?
Are you using a KVM switch like the original poster of this thread?
Do you have any other operating systems on the computer, or is LL the only one? If you do have another, can you still boot into it?
If you can, boot into installed LL on hard drive. If not, boot with live CD/USB. Either way, open a terminal and enter following commands:
Code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install inxi
inxi -Fxz
sudo parted -l
Copy entire output from last two commands. Hit the "Insert Code" button on the forum reply interface (top right, 3rd button in), then paste the output within the code box that appears.
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