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Some graphics hardware (aka video cards) may need non-free drivers, even though these drivers are not part of the open source community and cannot be fixed by open source software developers. If you encounter bugs with these closed-source drivers, developers '''will not be able or even willing''' to assist you in resolving your issues. Use at your own risk. | Some graphics hardware (aka video cards) may need non-free drivers, even though these drivers are not part of the open source community and cannot be fixed by open source software developers. If you encounter bugs with these closed-source drivers, developers '''will not be able or even willing''' to assist you in resolving your issues. Use at your own risk. | ||
| − | + | == 7.04 and later == | |
| − | === | + | The easiest way to install binary drivers is to use the built in ''Restricted Driver Manager'' from '''System -> Administration -> Restricted Driver Manager'' in Ubuntu . |
| − | ==== ATI (fglrx) Driver ==== | + | == 6.10 and earlier == |
| + | Earlier versions of Ubuntu require more complicated ways to install BinaryDrivers. The instructions for video cards are below. | ||
| + | === Video Cards === | ||
| + | ===== ATI (fglrx) Driver ===== | ||
* `lspci` reveals a card with "Radeon" in it, or you know you own a Radeon card | * `lspci` reveals a card with "Radeon" in it, or you know you own a Radeon card | ||
* The model number for your Radeon card is a 9500 pro or above (this includes model numbers that start with an X, like X300, X1600, etc., and it also includes the Xpress 200) | * The model number for your Radeon card is a 9500 pro or above (this includes model numbers that start with an X, like X300, X1600, etc., and it also includes the Xpress 200) | ||
* `glxinfo |grep direct` outputs `direct rendering: No`, '''or''' it outputs `direct rendering: Yes`, but performance in 3D applications such as games is unacceptable | * `glxinfo |grep direct` outputs `direct rendering: No`, '''or''' it outputs `direct rendering: Yes`, but performance in 3D applications such as games is unacceptable | ||
See [[UbuntuHelp:BinaryDriverHowto/ATI|BinaryDriverHowto/ATI]] for installation instructions. | See [[UbuntuHelp:BinaryDriverHowto/ATI|BinaryDriverHowto/ATI]] for installation instructions. | ||
| − | ==== NVIDIA (nvidia) Driver ==== | + | ===== NVIDIA (nvidia) Driver ===== |
* You know you own a "Ge``Force", "Quadro", "TNT" or "Vanta" graphics card. | * You know you own a "Ge``Force", "Quadro", "TNT" or "Vanta" graphics card. | ||
* `lspci | grep -i nvidia` reveals a card with "NVIDIA" in it | * `lspci | grep -i nvidia` reveals a card with "NVIDIA" in it | ||
See [[UbuntuHelp:BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia|BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia]] for installation instructions. | See [[UbuntuHelp:BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia|BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia]] for installation instructions. | ||
| − | ==== Matrox driver ==== | + | ===== Matrox (mtx) driver ===== |
* You know you own a Matrox Parhelia-based (P650, P750 or Parhelia-512) graphics card. | * You know you own a Matrox Parhelia-based (P650, P750 or Parhelia-512) graphics card. | ||
* When you first turn the computer on you see a flashing logo with Matrox. | * When you first turn the computer on you see a flashing logo with Matrox. | ||
| − | * `lspci | grep -i matrox` reveals a card "MGA XXX" where XXX is | + | * `lspci | grep -i matrox` reveals a card "MGA XXX" where XXX is P650, P750 or Parhelia. |
See [[UbuntuHelp:BinaryDriverHowto/MatroxParhelia|BinaryDriverHowto/MatroxParhelia]] for installation instructions. | See [[UbuntuHelp:BinaryDriverHowto/MatroxParhelia|BinaryDriverHowto/MatroxParhelia]] for installation instructions. | ||
| − | See also pages of Unofficial Matrox Technical Support Forum: http:// | + | See also pages of Unofficial Matrox Technical Support Forum: http://forum.tuxx-home.at/ |
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2008年4月23日 (三) 10:28的版本
Some graphics hardware (aka video cards) may need non-free drivers, even though these drivers are not part of the open source community and cannot be fixed by open source software developers. If you encounter bugs with these closed-source drivers, developers will not be able or even willing to assist you in resolving your issues. Use at your own risk.
目录
7.04 and later
The easiest way to install binary drivers is to use the built in Restricted Driver Manager from 'System -> Administration -> Restricted Driver Manager in Ubuntu .
6.10 and earlier
Earlier versions of Ubuntu require more complicated ways to install BinaryDrivers. The instructions for video cards are below.
Video Cards
ATI (fglrx) Driver
- `lspci` reveals a card with "Radeon" in it, or you know you own a Radeon card
- The model number for your Radeon card is a 9500 pro or above (this includes model numbers that start with an X, like X300, X1600, etc., and it also includes the Xpress 200)
- `glxinfo |grep direct` outputs `direct rendering: No`, or it outputs `direct rendering: Yes`, but performance in 3D applications such as games is unacceptable
See BinaryDriverHowto/ATI for installation instructions.
NVIDIA (nvidia) Driver
- You know you own a "Ge``Force", "Quadro", "TNT" or "Vanta" graphics card.
- `lspci | grep -i nvidia` reveals a card with "NVIDIA" in it
See BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia for installation instructions.
Matrox (mtx) driver
- You know you own a Matrox Parhelia-based (P650, P750 or Parhelia-512) graphics card.
- When you first turn the computer on you see a flashing logo with Matrox.
- `lspci | grep -i matrox` reveals a card "MGA XXX" where XXX is P650, P750 or Parhelia.
See BinaryDriverHowto/MatroxParhelia for installation instructions. See also pages of Unofficial Matrox Technical Support Forum: http://forum.tuxx-home.at/
