I suspect lightdm starts before the "display-output" is ready.
new workaround: 1. sudo nano -c /etc/init/lightdm.conf 2. paste "sleep 2" between line 24 (script) and line 25 (if [ -n "$UPSTART_EVENTS" ])
I know it's a dirty edit, but it works on my system :-)
I suspect lightdm starts before the "display-output" is ready.
new workaround: lightdm. conf
1. sudo nano -c /etc/init/
2. paste "sleep 2" between line 24 (script) and line 25 (if [ -n "$UPSTART_EVENTS" ])
I know it's a dirty edit, but it works on my system :-)