Ubuntu :: Running In Low-graphic Mode - Can't Boot Up

Jul 9, 2010

My girlfriend accidentally removed the power from the computer and now i cant boot up. I just get Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode and than:

0 run ubuntu in low-graphics mode for just one session
0 reconfigure graphics
0 troubleshoot error
0 exit to console
0 restart x

the only thing im able to do is boot up in terminal mode. i have tried google and found nothing that worked.

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