Xorg and ATI Drivers

[Drakx]

Hey Guys


Ok i have an X800XT and with Ubuntu and Xfree 86 4.3 i can succsessfully install the ati drivers how ever when i tryed installing after an upgrade to xorg the drivers just would not work NO X nothing how can this be solved?

[towy71]

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HTH
Dick
I still ain't got my geforce working in Kubuntu tho

[towy71]

now I have the most painless upgrade I have ever done two commands and restart X yeah yeah yeah and yeah again. Ubuntu and his brother Kubuntu have just made things so nice now if I could just get the printer to be seen by the network....



Dick

[marlight]

now if I could just get the printer to be seen by the network....

Printer attached to a PC running Ubuntu Hoary? Piece of cake

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sudo vi /etc/cups/cupsd-browsing.conf

Change

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Browsing Off

to

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Browsing On

. Add

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BrowseAllow @LOCAL

on a new line, and save. Restart CUPS and all the other CUPS printers on the local network will start to see the printer attached to your CUPS server. (Within 30 seconds or so.)

Want to share the printer with Windows PCs?

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sudo apt-get install samba

,

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sudo vi /etc/samba/smb.conf

and find the [global] section

Uncomment the

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printing = cups

and

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printcap name = cups

lines. Look for the [printers] section, and change

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browseable = no

to

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browseable = yes

.

Save and exit.

Wait 60 seconds for Samba to re-read the configuration file (or sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart for the impatient), and you should be able to see the printers that are configured in CUPS on the Linux box.

You might be able to skip the Samba part and just use IPP to talk to the CUPS printer from the Windows PCs. I've never done that, so tend to stick to Ye Olde Traditionale Methode and throw Samba into the mix. And, hey, now I got a file server too!

Anyway, hope it helps.

[Guest]

I have changed to Ubuntu and I now have my ATI Radeon 9700pro working in 3D! I.e. Fast rendering.

It's worth giving this distro a go. 10/10