
Step 2: Update the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT to include nomodeset.Īt this point, TeamViewer should be able to load, and you should be able to log in. Step 1: Open Terminal and paste sudo nano /etc/default/grub Here's what I did and it's been perfectly working for me:

Installing the package also disabled my monitor. Only through TeamViewer, it was accessible.

When I installed xserver-xorg-video-dummy package and tried setting Xorg configurations in /etc and /usr in their respective paths, I could no longer log into Ubuntu by entering username and password via TeamViewer on the Ubuntu login screen, until I got rid of it via ssh.Īlso, when I installed the package, my mouse and keyboard stopped working. It does connect, but I end up on a black screen.

Unable to connect to the server without a monitor connected.I have tried fiddling with Xorg configurations, installing and uninstalling various things. I have been attempting to connect to my home server running Ubuntu 19.10 over TeamViewer from my other devices (Linux computers, Android phones or Windows computers) in vain.
