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[d3ngar <d3ngar@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Steffen,

I would like to do that, but I'm not completely sure how.

I tried the steps outlined here (
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI?highlight=%28ATI%29
 )

Unfortunately this means that I get NO picture at all... I then have to boot
into recovery mode and reverse all the changes.
I did purge the old packages before though.
I also tried to replace the xorg.conf with the one created during install
(as you say: 'so that all the xorg stuff is right'). This also had no effect
: blank screen!

Thanks,

Chris



On 19 October 2011 11:41, Steffen Sindzinski <838577@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> This only means that the fix is released, not that it is available. So
> far you would have to install fglrx from the ATI website manually. This
> means download and compile, see wiki for more information. Best is over
> an existing fglrx so that all the xorg stuff is right. So you should
> have installed version 11.9 before by additional drivers function. Just
> uninstall the old fglrx and double click on the new one for installing.
> Do the same with the control center. The earlier mentioned way to purge
> is not recommended by me.
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