MarcyDee

Hello and MANY thanks, I was finally able to get this. The "gedit" program is NOT on this system. I did some looking for "info commands", and found that the editor is called "nano" on this version of kubuntu. I am not sure if this also is true on installations of ubuntu V7.10, but this finally got me started. THANK you again, I truly appreciate it.... MarcyDee

Thank you, and Hello Danleff, I actually merely downloaded (and after many times remembering that it might be risky, and NOT enabling) the NVidia proprietary driver, I believe from the kubuntu (ubuntu) repository. After I forgot my concerns for one short second, and "Enabled" it in the section controlling the non-free drivers, I lost it all when I rebooted. I do have a ubuntu bootable disk that I can use to look at the HDD directories, but the system will not let me change anything. It appears that, IF I could, - changing the xorg.conf.1 file back to xorg.conf would make this boot as it used to. The system will not allow me to do that, whether I boot to the ubuntu CD, or boot the kubuntu into recovery mode and use the terminal. The system has kubuntu V7.10 installed.

My Kubuntu 7.10 (AMD64) boots to blank screen after enabling the nvidia proprietary driver. How can I reset it to the standard linux OS driver? is there any way to force a boot to "Last known good configuration"? TIA for any suggestions...