Ok friends, now, i have solved the problem! But in quite OTHER way! Here it is:
1) to make the bootscreen and unboot screen in normal resolution, u should have to edit /etc/usplash.conf file. For complete new users in Linux (who managed to get to the point of editing files - enter "cd /etc/" and then use command "sudo chmod a+rw usplash.conf" this will make the file writable to you. Next step is to edit it (preferably with vi) - use command "vi usplash.conf". What u have to do - is to replace 640 and 480 by the numbers 1024 and 768 (width and height). This is the most common resolution. Or some other numbers (not tested). 2) Run command "sudo update-initramfs -u". Wait! Before it will be finished, cause on the slow proc it can take a few minutes to go (may be even more). So when the console back again, type "sudo reboot". 3) Now u will have to immediately see unboot screen, and after reboot - nice grafical screen from the start. IF U STILL CANNOT RUN STARTX (this problem is common with the usplash bug) - proceed to this operations (u will probably see, that the server is just not installed, neither is gnome): 4) run "sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg" - it will install the X-server. Then use "sudo aptitude" and enter "not installed files / Gnome files" - install almost ALL of them (use "+" and "g" - buttons). Be sure u have it all. 5) run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" - follow the instructions of the package. Advice - try to use 16 bit screen to improve the perfomance. 6) reboot, and see the nice gnome Ubuntu. Hope - this will help others. PS. Keep the Alternate-CD 6.10 Beta in your CD-ROM - u will need it to update packages. PPS. Before i came to this solution, i spent more than five hours of my sleeping :( Don't make my mistakes - use the right way. And please - report the result here! (To the developers - why alternate simple instal doesn't copy xserver and gnome???) -- usplash resolution error in boot and halt https://launchpad.net/bugs/60621 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
