Hi,
today even a small report about the upgrade (yes, an upgrade, not new installation) of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid Lynx) on Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat):
I'm just using the key combination ALT + F2 the command "update-manager-d" and the upgrade started. When you upgrade Picasa and some others were, to me unimportant, deleted libs. The whole upgrade has geaduert with my AMD 2200 + (1.5 Ghz), about 4 hours, but ran through without any major difficulties. The upgrade I have done already to RC times (On Friday;)) and had to say is that the nvidia-96 Driver runs with the new Xorg server 1.9 not . On the part of NVIDIA says that it is working on the nvidia driver -96. I'd best hope that it will work soon. An alternate driver displays the user Ubuntuforums.org christian.remboldt in this thread .
In short, one should do the following:
- delete all nvidia drivers
sudo apt-get purge nvidia *
-
the xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
install driver
sudo apt-get install xserver -xorg-video-nouveau
- The new Xorg Server, you need not really change much from the xconf.org
. The following minimal configuration is sufficient completely:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Configured Video Device"
Driver "nouveau" EndSection
Section "Monitor" Identifier
"Configured Monitor" EndSection
Section "Screen" Identifier
" Default Screen "
Monitor" Configured Monitor "
Device" Configured Video Device "EndSection
up
- restart and run for the GNOME menu
For the free NVIDIA driver. But now comes the icing from the post above: The 3D support. This is not officially supported by nouveau, but it seems to go (for me, but the aforementioned User): Simply download the file
nouveau_vieux_dri.so and after
/ usr / lib / dri / nouveau_vieux_dri.socopy.
sudo cp / path / where / is file / / nouveau_vieux_dri.so / usr / lib / dri / nouveau_vieux_dri.so
This should then run the desktop effects. Happy testing:)
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