After a fresh install of Budgie 17.10 on an ASUS Eee PC 900HA netbook, when the PC boots up the left 3/4 of the display is garbled while the right 1/4 is fine. Since I can see the right side of the top bar I can select Suspend and after suspending and a resume the display is fine. This is consistent behaviour. Is there some sort of timing issue on bootup?
My eee PC 900HA has Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS.
And I solved it with this purely physical solution:
Had the same problem on Asus Eee PC 1001HA. Solved by going to Menu > Administration > xdiagnose > (enter password). Under "Workarounds", check box for "Disable bootloader graphics." Click Apply and close. Everything now boots properly.
Lubuntu 17.10 Install
Issue:
Desktop screen after boot is 3/4 black/garbled and 1/4 normal
Fix:
Restart PC, press Esc key to enter Grub 2 Bootloader Menu, highlight
linux 4.3
then keye
edit Grub 2
setparams
gfxmode=$…linux
gfxmode=1360*768,1024*768,640*480
If your display settings are different then:
gfxmode=your*display,1024*768,640*480
Expanding on changeyourdevice.com's answer: Ubuntu 16.04 install Restart PC Press ESC at boot Press
e
to edit the 'ubuntu' line remove the gfxmode line Press F10 to boot