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yes, indeed. video hardware is not recognized by the latest catalyst that works with 11.10 and non-proprietary driver doesn't have a lot of features + because of video hang, computer don't resume from sleep
answered Oct 28 '11 at 17:57 Radu Davidescu
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I have had this same problem with my Toshiba Equium P200D which has the RS690 radeon X1200 chipset and I now have the standard radeon driver to working, 3D and everything no problems. To fix this I played with the radeon driver settings by adding the a e n k . o f file to dom cn the / c m d o e d directory. Simply create the aforementioned file with the following e /op b. entries:
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This caused errors with loading the radeon kernal module. (RS690M on a eMachines D620 laptop running 10.10). It did give me a clue. I ended up adding similar lines to xorg.conf and driconf (see answer). Thanks for the hints. jwernerny Jan 15 at 13:45
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I have also been pursuing this problem while running 10.10 on an eMachine D620 (x1250, RS690M chipset). I am using the radeon drivers from xorg-edgers-radeon ppa (http://ppa.launchpad.net/xorg-edgers/radeon/ubuntu). Starting with Thomas's work, I was able to find a mostly working solution. The key enabler seems to be vsync_mode. The first test that worked was running glxgears using the command line v n _ o e 0 s cmd= g g a s. The result was going from ~10 FPS to ~150 FPS. (This is still not great, but a l er huge change.) To make this change permanent, I then ran driconf and set the option "Synchronize with vertical refresh" to "Never synchronize...". Logging out and back in made this take effect and solve 90% of my problems. I have also applied changes from Thomas Wake into my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. Here is what it looks like now
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The lines starting # e are options that are not used, but recommended by others ! d from previous versions.
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