How can I fix display "out of range" message after install?

boot server grub2 resolution display

Yes, it was obviously a message from the monitor itself, as I was seeing the BIOS messages. I figured out from a combination of other questions on various forums how to make it work. I edited the /etc/default/grub file, changed

grub_cmdline_linux_default=""

grub_cmdline_linux_default="radeon.modeset=1"

uncommented the resolution line and set it to something I knew my video card should support, 1024x768.

Not sure if it was one or both of these things that actually fixed my issue. Turns out I had actually NOT saved the changes the first time by sudo update-grub.

ihnuzarx

Updated on September 18, 2022

Comments

ihnuzarx over 1 year

I found out that my last 2 days data on my database was lost. It say that 'restart by ibmadmin' this data is very important to our project and we would like to have it back. please tell me what should i do to Recover it.
- John WH Smith almost 11 years
  
  Isn't it a message displayed by your monitor, independently from the machine itself ?
- bontoJR over 8 years
  
  You should contact the IBM Bluemix support and ask for help
- ihnuzarx over 8 years
  
  i already ask support. but I don't have any respond yet.
- bontoJR over 8 years
  
  As far as I know, Bluemix has some backups strategies in place: developer.ibm.com/answers/questions/162358/… The only solution is to wait their reply then.
- Ram Vennam over 8 years
  
  Which database service?
- ihnuzarx over 8 years
  
  no it's sqlite database because cleardb is slowly for me