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add memory to the ctpumoer. Secondly, it can be caused by viruses. You need to make sure that the anti virus software on your ctpumoer is up to date. And, thirdly, it can be caused by the over-heat –which can be solved by giving a | |||
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add memory to the ctpumoer. Secondly, it can be caused by viruses. You need to make sure that the anti virus software on your ctpumoer is up to date. And, thirdly, it can be caused by the over-heat –which can be solved by giving a
Updating a manually installed driver
Would it be good to add some notes on how to update the driver when new releases are available. I'm a little unsure of this myself; is it as simple as building the packages as per the instructions and doing the usual sudo apt-get install or is there more to it?
- There is no auto-update routine as of yet. Upgrading will require a simple download, build, and install per the existing method. --Porter 02:10PM EDT 06 May 2008
OK, thanks. I should also mention I did a manual install on a clean install of Kubuntu Hardy - everything is fine but the restricted drivers GUI tool (jockey-kde) notes that fglrx is "In Use" AND "enabled". Shouldn't be any need to panic :)
"In USE" and "ENABLED" is also shown by Restricted drivers manager in Gnome after using the second manual instalation method. However, the driver works fine.
--- Eugenio, 10:45(CET), Monday, 12th May 2008
Problem with vboxdrv and fglrx
May it worth mention https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/284505/comments/14 at the bottom of the page ? I have been all day long looking for how to solve it!! :)
--alejandro 18:24(GMT+1)
DISABLED_MODULES="fglrx"
With 8-10 driver and Ubuntu 8.04 is no more necessary to disable fglrx in the restricted modules. The package fglrx-modaliases_* , in fact, provides compatibility with Jockey and in the restricted drivers window, the driver appears as present and in use. --85.18.14.45 16:31, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
Hardy
Quote: ..("hardy" is not a typo).. You've put a big smile on my face - lolz :)
