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[zsolt.ruszinyák <zsolt.ruszinyak@xxxxxxxxx>]

Same here.

I installed Ubuntu 10.04 in a TOSHIBA notebook with RADEON HD3400.
Already on the 1. boot some weird white lines were going through the
screen from the right to the left. I installed the FGLRX driver, which
solved the problem. But then I had a painfully slow graphics
performance, scrolling (not only) in Firefox was terrible. So I
downloaded the HD 3xxx series driver from the official ati site and
installed it, which made the performance EVEN worse. Then I removed the
FGLRX driver and rebooted and now I can't install it again and I have
those strange lines back on my screen and the performance terrible too.

HELP! I never had these problems with Nvidia drivers, they work out-of-
the box. My old EeePC with Intel Atom & Intel GMA had far better
performance than this AMD stuff.

I really don't want to go back to Windows just because of this issue!

Thanx

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package fglrx (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 1
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