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{{From|https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WikiGuide/AtiX700Mobility}}
 
{{Languages|UbuntuHelp:WikiGuide/AtiX700Mobility}}
 
{{Languages|UbuntuHelp:WikiGuide/AtiX700Mobility}}
 
 
 
 
== Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) ==
 
== Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) ==
 
 
Some users using the Ati x700 Mobility graphics cards on their laptop may find that there is no display after installing Ubuntu. The default driver "Ati"
 
Some users using the Ati x700 Mobility graphics cards on their laptop may find that there is no display after installing Ubuntu. The default driver "Ati"
 
does not support this card correctly. The driver therefore most be changed.
 
does not support this card correctly. The driver therefore most be changed.
 
 
''Note: If you plug a secondary monitor into your system, you will find that you can see the gnome login prompt on the monitor.''
 
''Note: If you plug a secondary monitor into your system, you will find that you can see the gnome login prompt on the monitor.''
 
 
== Contents ==
 
== Contents ==
 
 
'''Step 1''' Close Gnome using short cut keys
 
'''Step 1''' Close Gnome using short cut keys
 
 
'''Step 2''' Open Xorg Configuration file
 
'''Step 2''' Open Xorg Configuration file
 
 
'''Step 3''' Change driver and save
 
'''Step 3''' Change driver and save
 
 
'''Step 4''' Restart Machine
 
'''Step 4''' Restart Machine
 
 
'''Step 5''' Load into gnome
 
'''Step 5''' Load into gnome
 
 
'''Step 6''' (optional, but recommended) Install restricted ATI driver  
 
'''Step 6''' (optional, but recommended) Install restricted ATI driver  
 
 
== Detailed Description ==
 
== Detailed Description ==
 
 
=== Step 1: Closing Gnome and logging in ===
 
=== Step 1: Closing Gnome and logging in ===
 
 
When your system has turned on, and you hear the gnome login sound, Press the '''Ctrl-Atl-F2''' keys at the same time.
 
When your system has turned on, and you hear the gnome login sound, Press the '''Ctrl-Atl-F2''' keys at the same time.
 
You will now be shown the login prompt, login using your user name and password that you setup when installing ubuntu. (Note,
 
You will now be shown the login prompt, login using your user name and password that you setup when installing ubuntu. (Note,
 
don't worry when inputting your password, the display never shows how many digits it is (and so no "*" are displayed).
 
don't worry when inputting your password, the display never shows how many digits it is (and so no "*" are displayed).
 
You have now logged into you Ubuntu installation.
 
You have now logged into you Ubuntu installation.
 
 
=== Step 2: Opening The Xorg File ===
 
=== Step 2: Opening The Xorg File ===
 
 
Type in the following command, this will open the Xorg configuration file,
 
Type in the following command, this will open the Xorg configuration file,
 
 
<pre><nowiki>
 
<pre><nowiki>
 
sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
 
sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
 
</nowiki></pre>
 
</nowiki></pre>
 
''Note that the first X, is a capital.''
 
''Note that the first X, is a capital.''
 
 
Then input you password once again.
 
Then input you password once again.
 
 
You will now have on display the Xorg.conf file
 
You will now have on display the Xorg.conf file
 
 
=== Step 3: Changing The Driver ===
 
=== Step 3: Changing The Driver ===
 
 
 
Using your arrow keys scroll down until you see something similar to...
 
Using your arrow keys scroll down until you see something similar to...
 
<pre><nowiki>
 
<pre><nowiki>
第58行: 第35行:
 
Endsection
 
Endsection
 
</nowiki></pre>
 
</nowiki></pre>
 
 
...and then change the driver value "Ati" to "vesa"
 
...and then change the driver value "Ati" to "vesa"
 
Press ctrl-o (letter o, not number 0) and press enter. This saves the new file.
 
Press ctrl-o (letter o, not number 0) and press enter. This saves the new file.
 
 
Now press '''ctrl-x''' to exit the nano editor.  
 
Now press '''ctrl-x''' to exit the nano editor.  
 
 
=== Step 4: Restarting The Machine ===
 
=== Step 4: Restarting The Machine ===
 
 
You may now restart you computer by typing in  
 
You may now restart you computer by typing in  
 
<pre><nowiki>
 
<pre><nowiki>
 
sudo reboot
 
sudo reboot
 
</nowiki></pre>
 
</nowiki></pre>
 
 
=== Step 5: Logging in ===
 
=== Step 5: Logging in ===
 
 
You should now be presented with the gnome login screen (yay!)
 
You should now be presented with the gnome login screen (yay!)
 
Type in your details and login to you ubuntu system.
 
Type in your details and login to you ubuntu system.
 
 
=== Step 6: Installing The Restricted Ati Driver ===
 
=== Step 6: Installing The Restricted Ati Driver ===
 
 
This step is '''optional''', however it is likely to improve your graphics performance.
 
This step is '''optional''', however it is likely to improve your graphics performance.
 
If you are using '''Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty''' then
 
If you are using '''Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty''' then
 
 
Go to System>Administration>Restricted Drivers Manager
 
Go to System>Administration>Restricted Drivers Manager
 
and then enable the driver.
 
and then enable the driver.
 
 
''Note, this requires and active internet connection''
 
''Note, this requires and active internet connection''
 
 
 
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2007年11月30日 (五) 22:29的版本

Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)

Some users using the Ati x700 Mobility graphics cards on their laptop may find that there is no display after installing Ubuntu. The default driver "Ati" does not support this card correctly. The driver therefore most be changed. Note: If you plug a secondary monitor into your system, you will find that you can see the gnome login prompt on the monitor.

Contents

Step 1 Close Gnome using short cut keys Step 2 Open Xorg Configuration file Step 3 Change driver and save Step 4 Restart Machine Step 5 Load into gnome Step 6 (optional, but recommended) Install restricted ATI driver

Detailed Description

Step 1: Closing Gnome and logging in

When your system has turned on, and you hear the gnome login sound, Press the Ctrl-Atl-F2 keys at the same time. You will now be shown the login prompt, login using your user name and password that you setup when installing ubuntu. (Note, don't worry when inputting your password, the display never shows how many digits it is (and so no "*" are displayed). You have now logged into you Ubuntu installation.

Step 2: Opening The Xorg File

Type in the following command, this will open the Xorg configuration file,

sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf

Note that the first X, is a capital. Then input you password once again. You will now have on display the Xorg.conf file

Step 3: Changing The Driver

Using your arrow keys scroll down until you see something similar to...

Section "Device"
Identifier     "ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility X700 (PCIE)"
Driver         "Ati"
Bus            "PCI:1:0:0"
Endsection

...and then change the driver value "Ati" to "vesa" Press ctrl-o (letter o, not number 0) and press enter. This saves the new file. Now press ctrl-x to exit the nano editor.

Step 4: Restarting The Machine

You may now restart you computer by typing in

sudo reboot

Step 5: Logging in

You should now be presented with the gnome login screen (yay!) Type in your details and login to you ubuntu system.

Step 6: Installing The Restricted Ati Driver

This step is optional, however it is likely to improve your graphics performance. If you are using Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty then Go to System>Administration>Restricted Drivers Manager and then enable the driver. Note, this requires and active internet connection


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