That's not so true, it's true ati's driver sucks compare to the windows one or nvidia's one, but i'm running jaunty with my own compiled kernel 2.6.30, ati cataylist 9.8 (there's 9.9 as it was released few days ago as well) and i haven't had a single problem till now. That seems to be the only combo that worked.Īt any rate, I'm using the 9.6 catalyst drivers. Use Ubuntu 8.10 with 9.3 catalyst drivers. Forget about programs like AWN and Cairo dock.ģ. Use 9.04 with the restricted driver from ATI: disable compiz visual effects, xv video will crash, but open GL will work. Use version 9.04 with the open source ATI driver (don't use the restricted driver manager): no 3d acceleration but stableĢ. As it stands now you have three options with Ubuntu (or Mint):ġ. 'm Using Ubuntu 9.04 圆4 with the restricted drivers on an HP dv2 with a mobility 3410.
When I had the patched Xorg, I restarted, activated the fglrx, restarted again and then applied the compiz. PS: When I did this I had compiz off and the fglrx driver not installed.
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# apt-build install xserver-xorg-core -y -force-yes I chose nano editor, the I pressed F3, ENTER, then F2. # cd /var/cache/apt-build/build/xorg-server-1.6.0/ Now we change the number of the version so that apt installs this instead of the. # gedit /var/cache/apt-build/build/xorg-server-1.6.0/debian/patches/series If you don’t have it in the list, you write it with the exact name: We edit the list of active patches and uncomment the patched we have just moved. # cp 107_fedora_dont_backfill_bg_none.patch /var/cache/apt-build/build/xorg-server-1.6.0/debian/patches/
This will make the sourcecode be in /var/cache/apt-build/build/rver-1.6.0
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