After following various tutorials on ubantu online, most people will always have a problem.
Unable to enter and open Ubantu normally, the card is stuck in the logo interface and does not move. The main reason is the problem of the graphics card driver.
Probably other ubantu versions also use
1. Boot into the startup item
2. Press e to enter the following screen
3. Move the mouse to the end of the linux line and press the space key to add a blank
4. Then enter "acpi_osi=linux nomodeset" note a space in the middle (nVidia graphics card)
or enter "acpi_osi=linuxi915.modeset=1" or "acpi_osi=linuxi915.modeset=0" note a space in the middle (Intel graphics card)
or enter " acpi_osi=linuxxforcevesa"or"acpi_osi=linuxradeon.modeset=0xforcevesa"Note a space in the middle (amd graphics card)
5. After checking in detail, press F10 to continue booting
This is only a one-time method, can enter the system smoothly every time and can use ubantu normally
If you want to solve this problem permanently, you need to reinstall a graphics card driver corresponding to your graphics card.
Open the terminal after entering the system.
sudo apt-get remove -purge nvidia* //Uninstall all NVIDIA-related things. There may be NVIDIA drivers originally, but they may not.
sudo apt-get install nvidia-375 //Install the NVIDIA graphics card driver corresponding to your own graphics card, the blogger's is 1050ti.
If you want to know your graphics card driver version, you can go to the official website to search, it is very simple.
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Referenced from:
http://www.linuxdiyf.com/linux/16421.html