Comment 12 for bug 1161371

Timo,

I made that change, then booted 11 times. 4 of the 11 boots were successful. The other 7 times I was left looking at a blank screen or the Ubuntu logo. In those cases I was able to switch to virtual terminal 1 and log in in text mode. I never once ended up in low-graphics mode with the "no screens found" error in the X log, though I'm not entirely sure whether that was due to your change - this behavior is nondeterministic so it's hard to tell. By the way, I've sometimes seen boots end up with a blank screen like this even before your change.

I'll attach the X server log file as it appeared after one of these bad boots into a blank screen.