Hi Rafael: sorry the workaround didn't help. You might be close to
fixing you issue though. For support, please try the Ubuntu forums
and/or the forum I suggested above (feel free to send me a private email
if you ask for help on a forum, I'll try to help). Here we are trying to
help fix a bug, if
Hi Leo. Thanks for helping me... Let me tell my whole story,lol... I was
using jaunty and yesterday trying to make my resolution output to
1360x768 so i could better use my lcd tv.
Then, for other reasons, I enabled proposal updates and did an
update... So when I restarted gdm it crashed. At that
Rafael: thanks for reporting. What driver version are you using? I
installed successfully Catalyst 9.5 from AMD's site, and now I upgraded
to 9.6. I built the Ubuntu/9.04 drivers and then installed them all (you
can pass --help to the installer and it explains how to build packages
for your distro)
Leo Milano solution did not work for me :(
Now, at login screen, instead of getting the two upper ghost logos I get them
plus a gray box under them...
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Guys, thanks to some heroic help from the community I got this solved:
http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?t=6794
In my case, the issue was randr1.2. I wrote a script that does this:
sudo rm /etc/ati/amdpcsdb
sudo aticonfig --initlal -f --overlay-type=Xv
sudo aticonfig --set-pcs-str="D
I agree.
bug tracker for ati:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/bugtrackers/ati-linux-bugs
Other option is, probably "Bryce Harrington" would be able to give a
better explanation of the actual situation and what we should really do
to make things faster. But I dont know to find a way to directly co
Janaka: good points. Let's clean things up a bit:
* Both you and Sean could get your cards to work with flgrx after the
cleanup you and Sean mentioned (and this is a bug in the installer as
you mentioned). You cards are AMD Firestream 9250 and ATI Movility
Radeon HD 3470.
* There is a similar, b
what Sean Fitzpatrick has done is mostly similar to what I did to fix my
problem.
AFAICS this is not definitely a driver issue. Also this ticket is
created for the driver installer. As some of us mentioned in this ticket
this does not seem to be a problem with every ATI user. may be we
installed i
Hi all,
Not sure this will be entirely helpful (I'm no expert) but this all sounds like
the trouble I ran into during the upgrade (I waited for the official release)
so here's how things went for me:
I was running Intrepid on my desktop, for video I'm using an AMD Firestream
9250 with the fglrx
Ok, trying with the liveCD is not easy because after "enabling" the
fglrx driver you are supposed to reboot! I will try installing to a USB
drive over the weekend and see what happens.
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Ah, that's a biggie, Lukáš. Good point, maybe the driver itself is ok
but when one upgrades some library is linked incorrectly, etc. Is that
possible, Bryce? (he got the latest driver in use directly from AMD, it
is _supposed_ to be working):
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-x/2009-March/0
Leo: I think so too. But, maybe other users don't have this issue?
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The release is out and there is no comment on the issue of the fglrx
driver crash ... is it too late to edit these notes? I think users
should know!
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I have a ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470 graphics card in my Toshiba a305
laptop. I upgraded to janty today. When i boot with 2.6.28-11 developer
kernel from the boot menu after the startup console output ends i dont
get the login screen. (I get some kind of a scrambled
I think it was sunday.
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Leo: Yes, the same for me. I installed using .debs. I just realized, the
fglrx drivers were kept, only updated to the repositary version 8.600.
Both, 8.600 and 8.602 don't work for me. I always get artefacts when
loading GDM (after the bootsplash) and then my PC freezes.
I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty RC
Patrick: interesting. When did you updgrade? The upgrade tool definitely
didn't revert me to the radeon driver. I upgraded from 8.10 this
Saturday 18. Or maybe different hardware gets treated differently? (xome
cards may be blacklisted, etc)
Lukáš: I had fglrx installed in 8.10 (and working perfec
Leo Milano píše v Po 20. 04. 2009 v 15:36 +:
> I know the release is around the corner, but shouldn't the upgrade tool
> revert users to the opensource driver? We can warn them that they will
> need to add it later, but at least the upgrade will complete
> successfully. And hopefully the "hardw
The upgrade tool warned me that fglrx won't be available and after the
installation the xorg.conf was configured to radeon. So I don't think
that's a problem. My problem is just that I'd like to have my
accelerated driver back :-)
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I know the release is around the corner, but shouldn't the upgrade tool
revert users to the opensource driver? We can warn them that they will
need to add it later, but at least the upgrade will complete
successfully. And hopefully the "hardware drivers" tool will not
recommend to install fglrx unt
Hi Janaka, yes, I tried all that:
* In recovery mode you can only fix broken packages I think, and I
tried. I tried reconfiguring X but it would still pickup the binary
driver. I tried dropping to a shell in a root account, but it would ask
for the root passwd. This could be my fault, maybe I conf
Leo Milano: Did you try booting up in the recovery mode and to use apt-
get or some other package manager to remove the installed driver. Also
you could try fix display option in the recovery mode(it wont fix but it
may make things easy if it resets the xorg.conf to use a default driver
so that you
Same here. Same screen corruption: you can't drop to a shell, it's a
nightmare. I also tried 8.602 which was even messier (I installed it
directly from the .bin and it was _really_ hard to undo).
I am using an onboard Radeon HD 3200 on a Foxconn A7GM-S MObo, in the
latest Jaunty 32 bit.
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Yes, I talked about the 8.602 version.
It doesn't work for me in jaunty, as well as the version from its
repository (8.600). As I said, I always get screen corruption with those
drivers when starting up and then it freezes. So that's why I can't
accurately tell you what has changed.
If you're not
Lukáš Chmela: Sorry about it. I have referred to the Catalyst 9.3
release notes. I think the version you have mentioned in the last post
is fglrx 8.602. Is 9.4 working fine in your PC? 8.600 is working fine
with me.. Do you think I should upgrade? Anything major in the latest
version?
Catalyst 9.4
That's too bad. It's a shame that the fglrx drivers are so "fragile"...
The radeonHD works at least, but I have no 3D acceleration.
Don't understand why it's that hard for Ati to deliver working drivers
for his customers.
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Janaka: Ah, yes. Sorry for my mistake.
But you are wrong.
Fglrx 8.593 comes from the Catalyst 9.3, the actual Catalyst 9.4 comes
with fglrx 9.602, which is newer than the one in jaunty repository.
It was released just yesterday.
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Lukáš Chmela: It's ATI Catalyst™ Display Driver version which is 9.4.
ATI Catalyst 9.4 has only fglrx version 8.593 which is older than 8.600
(what comes with ubuntu).
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When I tried fglrx 9.3 (which was latest on 2009-04-10) did not work
for me for for both kernels 2.6.27-11 and 2.6.28-11
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Patrick: You could try the newest fglrx driver from the AMD's sites.
It's fglrx 9.4.
However, this driver as well doesn't work for me in jaunty, it causes
hard hang after a screen corruption when leaving splash screen and
launching GDM.
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According to http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Grafikkarten/ATI/fglrx the
Radeon Mobility X1600 should be supported :-/
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OK, I have upgraded again to jaunty.
X hung because it still used the radeon driver but tried to load some fglrx
extensions.
Forcing it to use fglrx results in error message that states that no supported
devices are found. (X1600 mobility is not that old...)
Running RadeonHD now...
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