My Ubuntu and Zorin OS 12 both say Unknown Display and are stuck at 640x480 Res
Hi i cannot get linux to work for the life of me.
My Specs are a 1050Ti that im trying to troubleshoot. Windows work fine but Zorin OS and Ubuntu both say Unknown Display and i cannot change it from 640 x 480. It is stuck there. I have tried both the Open Source driver and the priotary driver with no luck. I have tried to use the built in driver install but that just put it in a boot loop. I am getting frustrated and don't understand. Reinstalling the thing so many times think i had to modify the Grub file fixed it but it broke the entire OS. I have done more testing on Zorin. Any ideas?
drivers nvidia display-resolution nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
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Hi i cannot get linux to work for the life of me.
My Specs are a 1050Ti that im trying to troubleshoot. Windows work fine but Zorin OS and Ubuntu both say Unknown Display and i cannot change it from 640 x 480. It is stuck there. I have tried both the Open Source driver and the priotary driver with no luck. I have tried to use the built in driver install but that just put it in a boot loop. I am getting frustrated and don't understand. Reinstalling the thing so many times think i had to modify the Grub file fixed it but it broke the entire OS. I have done more testing on Zorin. Any ideas?
drivers nvidia display-resolution nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
Further Knowledge says it is using Gallium 0.4 instead of Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti which my older linux distro said
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 12 at 23:48
1
Can i close this. I just used nvidia web drivers and it fixed it
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 13 at 0:00
Please post your solution as an answer below by clicking the 'Answer your question' button to help future readers. It's absolutely fine (and very much encouraged) to answer your own question :)
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 6:10
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Hi i cannot get linux to work for the life of me.
My Specs are a 1050Ti that im trying to troubleshoot. Windows work fine but Zorin OS and Ubuntu both say Unknown Display and i cannot change it from 640 x 480. It is stuck there. I have tried both the Open Source driver and the priotary driver with no luck. I have tried to use the built in driver install but that just put it in a boot loop. I am getting frustrated and don't understand. Reinstalling the thing so many times think i had to modify the Grub file fixed it but it broke the entire OS. I have done more testing on Zorin. Any ideas?
drivers nvidia display-resolution nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
Hi i cannot get linux to work for the life of me.
My Specs are a 1050Ti that im trying to troubleshoot. Windows work fine but Zorin OS and Ubuntu both say Unknown Display and i cannot change it from 640 x 480. It is stuck there. I have tried both the Open Source driver and the priotary driver with no luck. I have tried to use the built in driver install but that just put it in a boot loop. I am getting frustrated and don't understand. Reinstalling the thing so many times think i had to modify the Grub file fixed it but it broke the entire OS. I have done more testing on Zorin. Any ideas?
drivers nvidia display-resolution nvidia-geforce
drivers nvidia display-resolution nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
asked Feb 12 at 23:40
Parker HaneganParker Hanegan
1
1
Further Knowledge says it is using Gallium 0.4 instead of Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti which my older linux distro said
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 12 at 23:48
1
Can i close this. I just used nvidia web drivers and it fixed it
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 13 at 0:00
Please post your solution as an answer below by clicking the 'Answer your question' button to help future readers. It's absolutely fine (and very much encouraged) to answer your own question :)
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 6:10
add a comment |
Further Knowledge says it is using Gallium 0.4 instead of Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti which my older linux distro said
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 12 at 23:48
1
Can i close this. I just used nvidia web drivers and it fixed it
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 13 at 0:00
Please post your solution as an answer below by clicking the 'Answer your question' button to help future readers. It's absolutely fine (and very much encouraged) to answer your own question :)
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 6:10
Further Knowledge says it is using Gallium 0.4 instead of Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti which my older linux distro said
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 12 at 23:48
Further Knowledge says it is using Gallium 0.4 instead of Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti which my older linux distro said
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 12 at 23:48
1
1
Can i close this. I just used nvidia web drivers and it fixed it
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 13 at 0:00
Can i close this. I just used nvidia web drivers and it fixed it
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 13 at 0:00
Please post your solution as an answer below by clicking the 'Answer your question' button to help future readers. It's absolutely fine (and very much encouraged) to answer your own question :)
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 6:10
Please post your solution as an answer below by clicking the 'Answer your question' button to help future readers. It's absolutely fine (and very much encouraged) to answer your own question :)
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 6:10
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Further Knowledge says it is using Gallium 0.4 instead of Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti which my older linux distro said
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 12 at 23:48
1
Can i close this. I just used nvidia web drivers and it fixed it
– Parker Hanegan
Feb 13 at 0:00
Please post your solution as an answer below by clicking the 'Answer your question' button to help future readers. It's absolutely fine (and very much encouraged) to answer your own question :)
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 6:10