Kali seems to have a graphic issue which makes it very slow

[tur-ing]

I am using:

4.3.0-kali1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.3.3-7kali2 (2016-01-27) x86_64 GNU/Linux

on a new 13" notebook which is not a beast, but has acceptable hardware:

• Intel Celeron quad core N2940
• 4GB RAM
• 500GB HDD
• Intel HD Graphics
• 1366x768 13 inch screen

I have some issues using Kali (latest version and also on Kali 2.0 Sana) on this notebook:

• GRUB is being displayed funny #image1
• after GRUB I see black screen showing "Loading please wait ..." #image2
• then the font size is being adjusted #image3
• then I can see a "console login" which disappears automatically after some seconds #image4
• if I shut down or reboot Kali, it logs out but does not shut down the machine (instead there is a black screen)

#image1: IMG_1781.jpg
#image2: IMG_1784.jpg
#image3: IMG_1788.jpg
#image4: IMG_1790.jpg

Furthermore Kali behaves lame - especially if I open the application overview. The system is up-to-date. It seems a bit like a graphic card issue to me ...

[when123]

invalid logical volume . i have same as yours . you can remove gdm3 . and install lightdm for trying to see the response and to check the problem is

[tur-ing]

OK, installing lightdm was not a good idea. I f*** up Kali completely (see #image1).

Now I had to reinstall it. After the installation processed I noticed a message which might be interesting, see #image2.

#image1: IMG_1812.jpg
#image2: IMG_1813.jpg

[9h05t]

I have the same problem.
The problem seems to be "Kali Linux Rolling Updates".
Will post results after checking the GRUB code of normal boot and recovery mode.

[tur-ing]

The problem still occurs. I already had the same issue on 2.0 Sana. Does anybody have a hint at least how to solve this issue?

[tur-ing]

@9h05t - could you solve the problem?

It's frustrating. I am still trying to fix this issue. Guys come on - what can I do to solve the problem?