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Hello, So today i was using kate to write a little bit of C++... I saved, closed the program clicked power and pressed suspend. I opened my laptop about 5 ...
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    Hello,
    So today i was using kate to write a little bit of C++... I saved, closed the program clicked power and pressed suspend. I opened my laptop about 5 minutes later and the ubuntu logo shows up, disappears, the cursor appears at the top left, and then the screen turns black and nothing happens.

    I am running Ubuntu 9.10, 64-bit, and I am using the usual grub boot loader.
    I am not sure if you need any more information... i wish i could add more but that is it. I did start it up in safe mode and i can get access to everything when i log in that way. But if i go back to the regular boot after typing $reboot it still does the same thing.

    Thanks for helping guys
    ~Blitze

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    Which Graphics Card do you have? Did you upgrade kernel recently?
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    I have not done any updates since the install.

    It is an: Ati Radeon HD 3200 Graphics card
    1468 MB of memory on it

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    Is it a fresh installation? Have you installed ATI proprietary Driver?
    Execute this
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    cd /etc/X11
    ls
    grep -i driver xorg.conf
    Post output here.
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    Ok.. i am not sure what happened but i tried to boot up and it just worked. My professor said he had no idea, as he watched this all unfold....

    Anyhow, here was the output if you were curious:

    ls
    app-defaults fonts xinit Xsession XvMCConfig
    cursors rgb.txt xkb Xsession.d Xwrapper.config
    default-display-manager X Xresources Xsession.options

    anyhow... thank you for your time I am not sure what happened here... any idea?
    ~Blitze

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    I am not sure what was the problem. There isn't any xorg.conf file in /etc/X11 folder and X Server is using default configuration for your Graphics Card and Monitor.

    Have you installed ATI Proprietary driver?
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    i don't think this is graphics issue, it has to do with suspend not working properly or not being setup properly

    https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/hardwar...uspending.html

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