I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 on an old system and I got a problem with it. Is there a way I can get my Ati Radeon 9800SE working on Ubuntu 11.04 properly? I pick my videocard on the Ati driver download page and it recommends me to download the 9.3 ati driver, but it does not support Ubuntu 11.04, only 9.04 I think. What should I do?
@DLDAcoustics I always like to follow manufacturer guidelines, but if you want you can always try a new driver and see how that goes but as for driver version, i cannot argue with the manufacturer, i have not tried using a version that far off. I could not tell you if it will work 100%.
Ubuntuhelpguy has posted the update in the comments section, please take a look for new instructions on how to install ATI driver properly and this will address some issues on ubuntu 11.10
Ok well i noticed with the official release of ubuntu 11.10 there is a problem with ia32-libs package so i did find the "unofficial" (official) proper install instructions through AMD website which leads to a wiki from that site just click on the ubuntu version you have and follow the instructions, that will solve any problems and will answer all your questions. Please go to the same video on my channel and the link will be there. I cant post it here but will email ubuntuhelpguy to update.
@Abdelrahmanable21 Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
@Mr2ndhand Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
@00Elwe Type "sh ati-driver-installer-11-7-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/oneiric". So here the last work which is the distro name "oneiric" is what i changed and if you use 11.04 then you change it to "natty" and remember to also change the ATI driver version number too "11-7" in this command. Did you download the text file from the link in the description? It has an example.
@pghg022 Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
@ehabhamdy2012 Well everything I did to my desktop you can also, just install from ubuntu software center, AWN (dockbar), Screenlets and Compizconfig settings manager and the simple one also. After that the settings are up to you and feel free to play around a bit just remember to export your settings for compiz once you have your perfect desktop to have a backup.
@ehabhamdy2012 If you install the ubuntu ATI drivers from the "Additional Drivers" section of ubuntu and your PC gets slow it could be because they are older version driver of ATI, then maybe i would recommend trying my method of installing the drivers so you'll have a custom driver for you specific ubuntu version and the latest.
@Jdwill1014 The on the right side i have two screenlets one called "clear weather" and the other "sysmonitor", to get them install screenlets from the ubuntu software center then just activate the screenlet you wish and customize, they have many options so you will have fun with that.
Hey Mike, nice tutorial. It is easy to follow, but then I run into problem..lol. Ya, that is sign and symptoms of a nooby..haha. Well, I get to the part where I run (sudo sh-ati---buildpkg/lucid) to create .bebs pkgs, it gives me error (sh: Can't open ati-driver-installer-11-8-x86.x86_64.run). Not sure what the problem is. Also, what is (sh) command for? Any help or suggestion would be appreciated. Thx man..
@badboy350 This is how your command should look like "sh ati-driver-installer-11-8-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/lucid" if its still not working let me know and i will try to find a solution but be patient as i'm also a noob as well.
@badboy350 Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
@MrEspinozaalex With ubuntu software center opened, go to the top menu, click on "edit", then "software sources" it will ask for password, once its typed in click on "other sources" tab and thats where you check both boxes to enable Canonical repos.
@bamdadkhan I use ffmpeg to record and convert videos because with GtkRecordmydesktop you record, waiting for the encoding of video then have to upload. Ffmpeg records and transcodes on the fly so i stop record the video is ready and you can choose the codec for sound and video and what the container will be wether .mkv or .avi. and does have those glitch recordmydesktop has with compiz.
Why not just download a deb-file and double-click? I don't understand of installing the driver in this very complicated way. Building from source is pretty complicated. The tutorial is very well explained, but relies heavily on shell commands. Isn't this a very geeky method merely for getting an ATI driver?
@bhigr It is a little complicated but like i said you can just copy paste the commands and the only thing to change would be the version of ATI driver and name of your ubuntu distro. As for downloading one(1) deb file for installation i have not found, this operation does generate four(4) deb files for your ubuntu version for installation, so if you format and reinstall same ubuntu version you can use those 4 deb files, and thank you i do try to explain everything so nothing is left in the air.
@bhigr Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
@Waranle You have to install screenlets from "Software Center". The weather app is the ClearWeather screenlet and the other is Sysmonitor also from screenlets, you can customize to your taste but for the weather "opacity/transparency" is set to 0.80
@worldwideweblearning I dont know if this will answer your question but there is no Mac theme in this video, its just regular Gnome enviornment with bottom panel deleted and AWN(Avast Window Navigator) installed as bottom dock. Oh and this is ubuntu 10.10 in the video.
I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 on an old system and I got a problem with it. Is there a way I can get my Ati Radeon 9800SE working on Ubuntu 11.04 properly? I pick my videocard on the Ati driver download page and it recommends me to download the 9.3 ati driver, but it does not support Ubuntu 11.04, only 9.04 I think. What should I do?
DLDAcoustics 2 months ago
@DLDAcoustics I always like to follow manufacturer guidelines, but if you want you can always try a new driver and see how that goes but as for driver version, i cannot argue with the manufacturer, i have not tried using a version that far off. I could not tell you if it will work 100%.
vaina001 2 months ago
Ubuntuhelpguy has posted the update in the comments section, please take a look for new instructions on how to install ATI driver properly and this will address some issues on ubuntu 11.10
vaina001 3 months ago
Ok well i noticed with the official release of ubuntu 11.10 there is a problem with ia32-libs package so i did find the "unofficial" (official) proper install instructions through AMD website which leads to a wiki from that site just click on the ubuntu version you have and follow the instructions, that will solve any problems and will answer all your questions. Please go to the same video on my channel and the link will be there. I cant post it here but will email ubuntuhelpguy to update.
vaina001 3 months ago
copy,paste,copy,paste.....where do i paste
Abdelrahmanable21 3 months ago
@Abdelrahmanable21 Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
vaina001 3 months ago
@evoRomz It will work from what ive tested with 9.xx and up to 11.10.
vaina001 4 months ago
i got error when download the package:
arnold@arnold-linux:~$ sudo apt-get install build-essential cdbs fakeroot dh-make debhelper debconf libstdc++6 dkms libqtgui4 wget execstack libelfg0 ia32-libs
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package ia32-libs
it says UNABLE TO LOCATE PACKAGE 1A32-LIBS
please help
Mr2ndhand 4 months ago
@Mr2ndhand Did you enable the source code repositories as stated in the video? and what version of ubuntu are you trying with?
vaina001 4 months ago
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@Mr2ndhand Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
vaina001 3 months ago
@evoRomz Yes, its the same method just remember to make the change in the name of the ubuntu version in one the terminal commands.
vaina001 4 months ago
where did you get this wallpaper?
00Elwe 4 months ago
@00Elwe "Google Images".
vaina001 4 months ago
@vaina001 yes but what did you type?
00Elwe 4 months ago
@00Elwe Type "sh ati-driver-installer-11-7-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/oneiric". So here the last work which is the distro name "oneiric" is what i changed and if you use 11.04 then you change it to "natty" and remember to also change the ATI driver version number too "11-7" in this command. Did you download the text file from the link in the description? It has an example.
vaina001 4 months ago
@00Elwe I think i searched "revolution" in Google Images.
vaina001 4 months ago
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TheSupersurgical 4 months ago in playlist watch now
great video, relay helped :D !!!!
pghg022 5 months ago
@pghg022 Thanks.
vaina001 4 months ago
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@pghg022 Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
vaina001 3 months ago
@vaina001 thanks i am using pinguy os witch comes with conky a system monitor but i want the weather gadget.
Jdwill1014 6 months ago
Please tell us how to customize ubuntu like your ubuntu
ehabhamdy2012 6 months ago
@ehabhamdy2012 Well everything I did to my desktop you can also, just install from ubuntu software center, AWN (dockbar), Screenlets and Compizconfig settings manager and the simple one also. After that the settings are up to you and feel free to play around a bit just remember to export your settings for compiz once you have your perfect desktop to have a backup.
vaina001 6 months ago
when i install the ati driver from the system config (hardware) ubuntu goes slower
Why?
ehabhamdy2012 6 months ago
@ehabhamdy2012 If you install the ubuntu ATI drivers from the "Additional Drivers" section of ubuntu and your PC gets slow it could be because they are older version driver of ATI, then maybe i would recommend trying my method of installing the drivers so you'll have a custom driver for you specific ubuntu version and the latest.
vaina001 6 months ago
what is the sidebar thing called
Jdwill1014 6 months ago
@Jdwill1014 The on the right side i have two screenlets one called "clear weather" and the other "sysmonitor", to get them install screenlets from the ubuntu software center then just activate the screenlet you wish and customize, they have many options so you will have fun with that.
vaina001 6 months ago
Hey Mike, nice tutorial. It is easy to follow, but then I run into problem..lol. Ya, that is sign and symptoms of a nooby..haha. Well, I get to the part where I run (sudo sh-ati---buildpkg/lucid) to create .bebs pkgs, it gives me error (sh: Can't open ati-driver-installer-11-8-x86.x86_64.run). Not sure what the problem is. Also, what is (sh) command for? Any help or suggestion would be appreciated. Thx man..
badboy350 6 months ago
@badboy350 This is how your command should look like "sh ati-driver-installer-11-8-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/lucid" if its still not working let me know and i will try to find a solution but be patient as i'm also a noob as well.
vaina001 6 months ago
@badboy350 One more thing remember to download the correct driver for your PC 32 or 64 bit.
vaina001 6 months ago
@vaina001
Sorry Mike, been busy lately but just want u ti know that it worked out great.Thank you for all the helps and time.
badboy350 5 months ago
@vaina001
Mike thank you for the great tutorial and the helpful responds now everything works great. Already subscribed mate.
badboy350 5 months ago
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@badboy350 Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
vaina001 3 months ago
I cant find the preferences in ubuntu software center
MrEspinozaalex 6 months ago
@MrEspinozaalex With ubuntu software center opened, go to the top menu, click on "edit", then "software sources" it will ask for password, once its typed in click on "other sources" tab and thats where you check both boxes to enable Canonical repos.
vaina001 6 months ago
im looking for a way to make my channel better! any suggestions?!
313hummer 7 months ago
what did you use to record this? i've noticed that recordmydesktop and fglrx don't get along too well, especially with compiz enabled..
bamdadkhan 7 months ago
@bamdadkhan I use ffmpeg to record and convert videos because with GtkRecordmydesktop you record, waiting for the encoding of video then have to upload. Ffmpeg records and transcodes on the fly so i stop record the video is ready and you can choose the codec for sound and video and what the container will be wether .mkv or .avi. and does have those glitch recordmydesktop has with compiz.
vaina001 7 months ago
@bamdadkhan Meant to say ffmpeg doesnt have the glitches recordmydesktop has with compiz.
vaina001 7 months ago
nice review mike, ive subscribed to your channel
ADIMM0 7 months ago
@ADIMM0 Thanks, i will be making more in support of open source.
vaina001 7 months ago
Why not just download a deb-file and double-click? I don't understand of installing the driver in this very complicated way. Building from source is pretty complicated. The tutorial is very well explained, but relies heavily on shell commands. Isn't this a very geeky method merely for getting an ATI driver?
bhigr 7 months ago
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vaina001 7 months ago
@bhigr It is a little complicated but like i said you can just copy paste the commands and the only thing to change would be the version of ATI driver and name of your ubuntu distro. As for downloading one(1) deb file for installation i have not found, this operation does generate four(4) deb files for your ubuntu version for installation, so if you format and reinstall same ubuntu version you can use those 4 deb files, and thank you i do try to explain everything so nothing is left in the air.
vaina001 7 months ago
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vaina001 7 months ago
@bhigr Only .run files from ATI website and ubuntu ATI drivers are too old.
vaina001 7 months ago
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@bhigr Check out the comments for the same video on my channel which has the new install instructions which i found through the AMD website that resolves any and all issues including with ubuntu 11.10
vaina001 3 months ago
Thank you for the video, but the terminal says this display:: 0 screen: 0 is it okay? in fglrxinfo
cooptruman41 7 months ago
@cooptruman41 Is everything working properly like graphics and tearing?
vaina001 7 months ago
Good video.
ChaosTheory5789 7 months ago
@ChaosTheory5789 Thank you, will be making more.
vaina001 7 months ago
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thehabbos007 7 months ago
first
Milkmypanda 7 months ago
@Milkmypanda 2nd!
UbuntuHelpGuy 7 months ago 10
@UbuntuHelpGuy Can you please tell me how you did the transparent weather and the clock, would really appreciate thank you
Waranle 7 months ago
@Waranle You have to install screenlets from "Software Center". The weather app is the ClearWeather screenlet and the other is Sysmonitor also from screenlets, you can customize to your taste but for the weather "opacity/transparency" is set to 0.80
vaina001 7 months ago
@vaina001 Thank you :)
Waranle 7 months ago
@Milkmypanda who cares.. -.-
djplayer93 7 months ago 14
@djplayer93 he do, i do!
arshak2323 7 months ago
@djplayer93 your mom does.
Milkmypanda 2 months ago
@Milkmypanda i do? why do you care?
Milkmypanda 7 months ago
@Milkmypanda how to install the Mac-liked theme as seen in the tutorial
worldwideweblearning 2 months ago
@worldwideweblearning I dont know if this will answer your question but there is no Mac theme in this video, its just regular Gnome enviornment with bottom panel deleted and AWN(Avast Window Navigator) installed as bottom dock. Oh and this is ubuntu 10.10 in the video.
vaina001 2 months ago