Fortunately, a one-shot solution is just to restart the X Server. Go to a terminal, eg, by keying
Ctrl-Alt-F7
to go to a tty
after reaching the log-in screen at startup. Then do sudo restart gdm
.This requires that you can use
sudo
of course. At least with Ubuntu, that's the same as doing sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
.On startup, Ubuntu does detect the problem and offers a choice to restart the X server, but that somehow doesn't work. Doing this manually at a terminal does though. Weird.
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