We're closing this bug since it is has been some time with no response from the
original reporter. However, if the issue still exists please feel free to
reopen with the requested information. Also, if you could, please test against
the latest development version of Ubuntu, since this
Hey hobart,
You filed this bug report against natty, but I see it's still open and
doesn't appear to have much activity recently. So, now that oneiric
is released and stable, this may be a good point for you to upgrade
and re-test if this issue is still present there.
If it's solved in the new
I had to completely remove the fglrx, removed xorg.conf, rebootet with
opensource radeon driver, and than I did a fresh install with jockey,
this solved the problem.
It looks like a problem with the upgrade procedure, the fglrx kernel
module was not build
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same problem here, after upgrade from 10.10 X doesent start, fglrx
driver crashed:
** Attachment added: fglrx crash-log
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/763130/+attachment/2100119/+files/fglrx-crash
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I've had the same issue on my Upgrade from Maverick to Natty. I didn't
use fglrx on Maverick, but had it installed once. Mainly removing
/usr/lib/fglrx and /usr/lib32/fglrx manually solved the problem. I guess
those where some leftovers from an incomplete Maverick fglrx uninstall.
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I can confirm this bug, too. But I would need the fglrx driver working,
because the radeon-HDMI-sound output does not work. It did in Maverick.
** Changed in: fglrx-installer (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/763130
Title:
X hangs at startup (segfault in fglrx?) after Natty beta upgrade
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Worked around problem by purging all 'fglrx' packages, then using
updatedb/locate to find all files on the filesystem containing the
string fglrx, checking to see which of them were actually owned by
packages with:
for filename in $(locate fglrx); do dpkg-query -S $filename; done
and renaming
