One thing that can help to avoid this issue would be more reports from you
guys and sooner. :)
Seems over by now... for the second time. Hope this time is the real one.
Is there anyone that:
* Has a Radeon card other than the R600 (and you tell by running lspci -v)
* Has used my kernels to get Radeon support, and
* Is willing to do some tests (not right now though) with a specially
modified newer kernel version to see how it works?
Once you do lspci take a pe
Actually, that link might not be ideal because it doesn't include all
devices. So just do:
lspci -nn | grep VGA
And make note of the full line.
>s there anyone that:
* Has a Radeon card
Ughh, thank god no more, got me a good old intel integrated gpu. Never buy
ati, those gpus are baad :)
hi,
thank you for your answer.
why should i reinstall a packkage because its working (with the older kernel)
i think the option aes-xts-plain is since the last new kernels not compiled ?
am i wrong ?
can anyone help here please ? developer ?
Hi,
Yes I had this problem yesterday and it was a night mare. Ended up
having to create a filter to delete the messages that were comming in
using outlook. It seems to have settlesd down for the moment, but will
see what happens.
Matthew
On 04/15/2016 09:37 PM, agu...@ati.es wrote:
This
Thanks for the feedback. I’m Portuguese so I don't need to right in Asian
language. For want I add read in the web I got a bit worry but you made more
clear clear.
Thanks again :D
I find myself being silenced with "I don't know what you're talking about.
You must be very smart." a lot lately, which is NOT a compliment.
I have no IT background and use very inexpensive equipment (I can get a
Lenovo X60 for about $20 on eBay these days) for forum surfing,
self-education
Right now I have a Thinkpad T60 with ATI x1400. If you need to test
something, I am here for you.
Cancer is better that this blobbed furnance chips.
What does lspci -nn | grep VGA say?
Hi I have and had much computers and a lot of computer scrap, I can not
remember what computers with ATI/AMD I tested. A friend gifted me broken LG
E500, I refurbished it and gifted to other friend. LG laptop has ATI Radeon
2400. Right now I have no access to LG. Right now I have desktop HD46
I did:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get dist-upgrade
Still Icecat without system language.
When I go to language support into system settings, it says that language is
not completely installed and suggests to install:
libreoffice-help-en-gb
libreoffice-l10n-en-gb
libreoffice-l10n-en-za
What you are saying makes sense to me, and I've made similar statements
recently. After doing a lot of posting here, and even more reading, my
present view of the dilemma is as follows:
1.) People who are interested enough to debate are usually interested enough
to make the changes.
2.)
In the past month or so, as you know I switched my Mom over from Windows
7 to Trisquel GNU/Linux. Well, my Uncle sent his laptop down to me, which
had Windows XP on it. It is a Dell Vostro 1500 with a Core 2 Duo Intel chip,
2GB of RAM, and a 120 GB 5400 RPM drive.
He was frustra
Here's a link to my h-node where I've been putting up the machines I've been
refurbishing for people or to sell:
https://h-node.org/meet/hardware/en/grimlok
Nice collection! :)
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