Ubuntu12.04 appears "Ubuntuisrunninginlow-graphicsmode ?" Solution

It wasn't long before the machine was installed Ubuntu12.04. A prompt "& ldquo; Ubuntuisrunninginlow-graphicsmode" was prompted during a certain restart? & Rdquo;, and some options are provided, and it is found that the others are useless. In the end, you can only use low-graphics to enter, but the system still cannot enter... you can only seek help from the Internet. The following is a solution: Ctrl + Alt + F1 (~ F6) Go to the terminal and log on to the user. Then, perform the following steps:

It wasn't long before the machine was installed with Ubuntu 12.04. A restart prompted "Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode ?", In addition, some options are provided, and the other items are useless. In the end, you can only use low-graphics to access the system, but the system still cannot access the system. Therefore, you can only seek help from the Internet. The following is a solution:

Ctrl + Alt + F1 (~ F6) Go to the terminal and log on to the user;

Perform the following steps:

Sudo apt-get update
Sudo apt-get-d install -- reinstall TPD
Sudo apt-get remove -- purge TPD
After sudo apt-get install, select the target instance (if any ).

Then restart sudo reboot (according to the document I have referenced, this step should be successfully solved, ...)

After it is started, there is no "Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode ?" Error message: the user logon interface is displayed. Brother is excited and an exception occurs. He finally saw you! After 0.1 seconds, the system prompts "cocould not update ICEauthority file/home/linuxidc/. ICEauthority"

For me who see this high-end mistake, I can only continue to ask for help...

I found that this problem on the ubuntu Forum seems to be more than me...

Some people say that it is used after entering the terminal

Sudo chown www.linuxidc.com: www.linuxidc.com. ICEauthority (www.linuxidc.com is the user name, of course you need to replace it with your own)
Sudo/etc/init. d/MCM restart

If not, use sudo apt-get update! My system is finally in.