Public bug reported:
Hi...
I have A Dell Studio 1737, core2duo 2Gb, 256MB ATI HD 3650 GPU. 17in Screen.
I have A Dual Boot sytem with Vista premium on the firdt of two partitions, and
Ubuntu 9.04 takes up the second of two partitions.
I am using Ubuntu 9.04 'Jaunty'. as my main OS. I am relatively new to
Ubuntu But I have read alot about what could be causing these issues But
I have not been able to find A decent fix.
The 'problems' I am having, are recurring ones. Even after completely
reinstalling Ubuntu Several times because os similar issues to these.
Whenever I use any programs which are graphically intensive I get
various problems!
I use compiz and awn etc and after a while, when i boot up I get this
error: message:- Your screen is not compozited please run compiz
(-Fuzion or another compozited manager.
Doing the above fix does not work. and neither does if I Uninstall and
reinstall the ATI Propriety FGLRX Driver through System-Administration-
Hardware Drivers.
Also when I try to reinstall the ATI FGLRX driver on a couple of
occasions When I boot up and reach GRUB I choose Ubuntu and the I reach
the splash screen and it freezes with Six scrambles multi-colour'd
Ubuntu Icon/Logo's at the top of the screen. and I can go no further!
Also when I am in Ubuntu and I go to Screen savers options I get a lot
of errors with that particular program and eventually my whole system
freezes, and I have to press the power off button and reboot to use my
Laptop
As I mentioned I am still learning about Ubuntu. But in my humble
opinion I am pretty sure there is some sort of configuration or driver
problem with The ATI/AMD ATI/AMD HD 3650 Graphics Card and/or an issue
with the FGLRX Propriety Driver.
Can you suggest a fix for my issues?
Or can suggest any configuration procedures I could perform to rectify
the above??
Respectfully
Mark Hogan
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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ATI/AMD HD 3650 FGLXR Graphic Issues. Dell Studio 1737!!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/385061
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