I decided that a new (more) 'soopa-doopa' graphics card would be in order to
replace my low-end nVidia card. Naively perhaps, I thought that (K)Ubuntu's
hardware detection would deal with the change. It didn't.
The new card is an ATI X1650 Pro and is clearly working because the startup
screen
Terry Coles wrote:
> I decided that a new (more) 'soopa-doopa' graphics card would be in order to
> replace my low-end nVidia card. Naively perhaps, I thought that (K)Ubuntu's
> hardware detection would deal with the change. It didn't.
>
> The new card is an ATI X1650 Pro and is clearly working
What about
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg-xserver
Marti
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I had a few graphics problems on my Feisty Fawn install. What version are
you using? 8.04 Server only produced a stub file, and wouldn't detect.
Eventually after having no luck manually rewriting the file, I used a
utility(xconfigure?) which enabled me to wizard the stub into a usable file.
I'm s
On Wednesday 18 Mar 2009, Simon O'Riordan wrote:
> I had a few graphics problems on my Feisty Fawn install. What version are
> you using? 8.04 Server only produced a stub file, and wouldn't detect.
> Eventually after having no luck manually rewriting the file, I used a
> utility(xconfigure?) which
On Wednesday 18 March 2009 13:24:04 Terry Coles wrote:
> On Wednesday 18 Mar 2009, Simon O'Riordan wrote:
> > I had a few graphics problems on my Feisty Fawn install. What version are
> > you using? 8.04 Server only produced a stub file, and wouldn't detect.
> > Eventually after having no luck manu
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