This is probably not an appropriate place for this but...
Reformatting sounds a bit drastic.
Have you tried booting without xorg.conf file?
In many cases, Xserver can start without xorg.conf file.
1. At Grub, Cntrl_alt+F1 to enter the terminal.
2. Log in and goto /etc/X11/: cd /etc/X11/
3. Rename xorg.conf: mv xorg.conf oldexorg.conf
4. Restart: sudo shutdown -r now
If it works, it should at least give you a working GUI.
If there are no workign drivers suitable for your GeForce GT 330M, you could try temporary workaround suggested by Voynix here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1569736&highlight=maverick+xorg+173&page=2
It downgrades your Xserver to the Lucid version and allows the use of the old Nvidia drivers. Its not pretty but it worked for me until Nvidia released their new driver.
This is probably not an appropriate place for this but...
Reformatting sounds a bit drastic.
Have you tried booting without xorg.conf file?
In many cases, Xserver can start without xorg.conf file.
1. At Grub, Cntrl_alt+F1 to enter the terminal.
2. Log in and goto /etc/X11/: cd /etc/X11/
3. Rename xorg.conf: mv xorg.conf oldexorg.conf
4. Restart: sudo shutdown -r now
If it works, it should at least give you a working GUI. ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=1569736& highlight= maverick+ xorg+173& page=2
If there are no workign drivers suitable for your GeForce GT 330M, you could try temporary workaround suggested by Voynix here:
http://
It downgrades your Xserver to the Lucid version and allows the use of the old Nvidia drivers. Its not pretty but it worked for me until Nvidia released their new driver.