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open a terminal window
Type this: sudo jockey-gtk
pick the last beta driver and click install
reboot
Ubuntu 12.10:
open a terminal window
type this: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
press enter a few times
open the program software sources
under the tab aditional drivers select the latest beta driver for your card and click install
reboot
If you have an amd hd 4000 series card or older, this will not work tho.
Instructions for 12.10 didn't seem to do anything, command ran without any prompting from me, nothing changed in the Additional Drivers section..
@Greenbikerdude
Those instructions were what got me into this problem in the first place
Ubuntu Software Center
Edit -> Software Sources ... -> Additional Drivers
Click the version you want.
The current driver that you have installed - did you download that from AMD? Or via a PPA?
Generally it's always a good idea to provide some basic information about your system so people can provide better help.
What version of Ubuntu (12.04 or 12.10?, 32 or 64 bit?). How did you install the previous driver?
Is the default that was installed when you installed Ubuntu?
What's the model of your raphics card?
Note: For gaming on Linux Nvidia is by far the best option. If you have the option to replace with an NViodia card, I recommend you do that
Ubuntu 12.10 x64, i7 2600k @ 4.4ghz, AMD Radeon 6970. 16gb ddr3.
FIrst tried the fglrx in software sources, slowed system to a crawl. Then a friend recommended I try manually downloading and installing AMD proprietary drivers and installing them according to this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI. Obviously I messed that up somehow cause it is still stuck in fallback mode.
no I understand that part, I'm saying that the options you said would be there aren't. There is no "latest beta" under the additional drivers tab
it does not literaly say latest beta btw, just select some amd beta and it will work.
where is Edit?
It's in the menu bar which is integrated into the "task bar" at the top of the screen (that isn't a task bar), it's hidden until you mouse over it.
Thanks!
Any ideas?
first answer.
Two monitor under AMD sometimes is bugged, had this issue before in a friend computer and still couldn't fix it.
What I would like to suggest to you is to open AMD Catalyst as root (I think there is a link to that) and try to set there. If doesn't work, try this: http://forums.opensuse.org/english/get-technical-help-here/hardware/472570-dual-head-amd-ati-monitor-setup-old-home-directory.html
But just do this stuff in this link if you are prepared to get strange stuff and needing to use terminal to fix.