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<p>169.230.87.153: </p> <hr /> <div>This is how I got FGLRX version 8.3 working on my updated Hardy Alpha 5. This is my first tutorial so feel free to edit it.<br /> My hardware is a Dell 9400/E1705 with X1400 graphics card. This tutorial should work with the E1505's as well.<br /> <br /> <br /> 1. Download the installer from ati.amd.com<br /> <br /> 2. edit your xorg.conf and add the line driver &quot;fglrx&quot; to the Device section.<br /> <br /> 3. Run the installer by typing &quot;sudo ./ati....&quot; in a terminal<br /> <br /> 4. Choose to install the driver, do not build a package<br /> <br /> 5. Once completed run &quot;sudo aticonfig --initial -f&quot; in a terminal. If it does not error you should be fine.<br /> <br /> 6. Reboot the computer, just restarting xorg did not work for me.<br /> <br /> 7. You should now have 3D graphics, you can tell by the shadow under the top GNOME bar.<br /> <br /> 8. To add extra effects run &quot;sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager&quot; to change effects like cube rotate and wobbly windows<br /> <br /> Note: I follow this tutorial, and ended with 3D by Mesa. I think people need time to make this work well under Hardy.<br /> <br /> I tried for two days, but still failed. Even envyng also failed. I upgrade from gutsy to Hardy alpha 4 with X1300 in T60. However, the default restricted driver works, but is pretty slow with compiz. --kekegg Friday, March 14 2008</div>

169.230.87.153 http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php?title=Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide&diff=4879 2008-03-15T01:38:26Z

<p>169.230.87.153: </p> <hr /> <div>This is how I got FGLRX version 8.3 working on my updated Hardy Alpha 5. This is my first tutorial so feel free to edit it.<br /> My hardware is a Dell 9400/E1705 with X1400 graphics card. This tutorial should work with the E1505's as well.<br /> <br /> <br /> 1. Download the installer from ati.amd.com<br /> <br /> 2. edit your xorg.conf and add the line driver &quot;fglrx&quot; to the Device section.<br /> <br /> 3. Run the installer by typing &quot;sudo ./ati....&quot; in a terminal<br /> <br /> 4. Choose to install the driver, do not build a package<br /> <br /> 5. Once completed run &quot;sudo aticonfig --initial -f&quot; in a terminal. If it does not error you should be fine.<br /> <br /> 6. Reboot the computer, just restarting xorg did not work for me.<br /> <br /> 7. You should now have 3D graphics, you can tell by the shadow under the top GNOME bar.<br /> <br /> 8. To add extra effects run &quot;sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager&quot; to change effects like cube rotate and wobbly windows<br /> <br /> Note: I follow this tutorial, and ended with 3D by Mesa. I think people need time to make this work well under Hardy.<br /> <br /> I tried for two days, but still failed. Even envyng also failed.</div>

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