I upgraded my Ubuntu a week back by downloading ~125MB of updates. But, the box shut down while the updates were being installed; so, I had to sudo dpkg --configure -a in the terminal. Well, that was then. Ever since the upgrade to kernel 2.6.24.-19, I get a blank white screen after logging in. I have been working in older kernels ever since and decided to solve the thing today.
I actually thought the problem had to do something with my system crashing during the upgrade, but as it turns out, this is a bug related to upgrading the Ubuntu kernel, upgrading the display driver (only for ATI cards) and compiz. Here's the bug.
At the moment, I can access the latest kernel by logging in through the terminal (Ctrl+Alt+F1) typing killall compiz.real and going back to the GUI (Ctrl+Alt+F7). But, obviously, that disables all the charming effects :(
Waiting for the bug to be exterminated!
I actually thought the problem had to do something with my system crashing during the upgrade, but as it turns out, this is a bug related to upgrading the Ubuntu kernel, upgrading the display driver (only for ATI cards) and compiz. Here's the bug.
At the moment, I can access the latest kernel by logging in through the terminal (Ctrl+Alt+F1) typing killall compiz.real and going back to the GUI (Ctrl+Alt+F7). But, obviously, that disables all the charming effects :(
Waiting for the bug to be exterminated!
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