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noga
Nov 7th 2009, 10:13 AM
Hi everybody,
i'm came here for some help.. i hope to find some one!!
sorry for my english but i'm from italy!!!

well the PROBLEM is the following:

i have tried to install the ATI driver 9.10 (mobility radeon hd 3650) on Kubuntu 9.10 at the first time it boot then all comes all black doesn't boot anymore.
I did the install by terminal and also by hardware.

Can somebody help me solve this problem???

noga
Nov 7th 2009, 12:19 PM
i have to sat the i tried also with envyng.

and that the black screen happen after the second reboot:

i install the drivers,
i reboot and all works,
i reboot for the second time and nothing works: kubuntu logo with the loading bar starts and then all become black with the CAPS LOCK that is intemitted on/off.

noga
Nov 8th 2009, 03:48 PM
HELP please!

birkopf
Nov 8th 2009, 05:12 PM
Hi Noga,


How is the sun in Italy ? ;)

What was working best on previous versions of Kubuntu for you?

You most probably messed up your Xorg or tty.
Try to press Ctrl + Alt + F1 when you end up again in the same place (sometimes you need to wit few seconds and/or press again).

If this will show terminal "login page" login as usual and try to check logs. (google it)

If Ctrl + Alt + F1 won't switch you repeat all process for buttons from F1 to (errrr.... I forgot which one exactly ;D ) F8 say.

sithlord48
Nov 9th 2009, 10:20 PM
first off boot to recovery mode by pressing esc when grub shows up and selecting it,
when in recovery mode attempt repair or xorg,

after you fix your driver be sure to get the ATI package install from there site for your card the one included in the repos is older and cards like my 4830HD are not so great with it. (www.ati.com)

once you have the open dolphin, browse to where the file is press F4 (should open a konsole on the bottom of dolphin) then type in sudo sh ati (then press tab for auto complete) and press enter, it will open a nice gui installer and set every thing up. you will need to reboot after install, good luck :)

birkopf
Nov 10th 2009, 07:58 PM
Sithlord48 - I think you should write him "how to" do it as he in first post describes he's beginner.

Besides - Noga, I can see you have been is quite a rush. Where are you now?

sithlord48
Nov 11th 2009, 03:12 PM
installing ati's drivers (from there page)

1. open web browser , browse to www.ati.com
2. driver finder is on right side of front page,
3. after filling in driver finder download the driver it shows you
4. open up dolphin browse to where you downloaded the driver,
5. press F4(in dolphin) konsole will show on bottom half of dolphin
6.type in to that konsole
sudo sh <file from ati> press enter
7. gui install will open press Next a few times then it will install
8.reboot
9.profit from working driver

Snowhog
Nov 11th 2009, 07:20 PM
Envy/Envy-NG (http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html)

sithlord48
Nov 11th 2009, 09:49 PM
lol forgot about envy/ng :).