Thank you for reporting this issue. Are you able to login via a text terminal at all (pressing CTRL-ALT-F1)? Also they disabled the CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE sequence in Jaunty for reasons I don't completely agree with.
I have looked around at your video chipset and noticed that other issues have been reported, such as bad rendering against it so I don't have a problem with confirming this issue after a bit of troubleshooting.
So you have tried with and without an xorg.conf file. I am curious which situation actually gave you the basic X screen and if any error messages followed once you got it. X no longer requires xorg.conf and it is generally recommended to use X without it, but of course you can tweak it as I did with mine. One thing for sure is that your old xorg.conf will not (at least with my experience) work with Jaunty, you would need to create a new one as xorg has changed frequently.
If you can get to a text login can you please run:
sudo apt-get-update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install (just to make sure we didn't miss anything)
after the updates ran through please reboot your computer and report if there were changes.
Thank you for reporting this issue. Are you able to login via a text terminal at all (pressing CTRL-ALT-F1)? Also they disabled the CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE sequence in Jaunty for reasons I don't completely agree with.
I have looked around at your video chipset and noticed that other issues have been reported, such as bad rendering against it so I don't have a problem with confirming this issue after a bit of troubleshooting.
So you have tried with and without an xorg.conf file. I am curious which situation actually gave you the basic X screen and if any error messages followed once you got it. X no longer requires xorg.conf and it is generally recommended to use X without it, but of course you can tweak it as I did with mine. One thing for sure is that your old xorg.conf will not (at least with my experience) work with Jaunty, you would need to create a new one as xorg has changed frequently.
If you can get to a text login can you please run:
sudo apt-get-update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install (just to make sure we didn't miss anything)
after the updates ran through please reboot your computer and report if there were changes.
Thanks,
Richard Seguin