Public bug reported:
I'm reporting this bug at the request of k...@chromium.org at
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=404357#c34 . Please
see https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=404357 for
details. The appropriate package for this bug might be xserver-xorg-
@Pieroxy - have you tried the proprietary AMD drivers instead? I'm fed
up with system hangs too, so if the proprietary drivers don't work
better I may even go back to ubuntu 12.04 where I didn't have these
problems. Too early to judge the proprietary driver though; I've only
just switched from
@Pieroxy - Sorry to hear that because I've had no system hangs since I
switched to the proprietary AMD drivers 5 days ago. Maybe you could buy
a newer graphics card; they don't cost that much if a low-powered one is
sufficient for your needs. (Unless you were referring to your
motherboard...)
@carlodoro88: There already is a bug raised against chromium -
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=404357 . In fact I
was asked by the chromium people to raise this bug!
There appears to be a strange interaction between the open-source
drivers for AMD cards and Xorg (the version
Unfortunately the motherboard was trashed by the incorrect BIOS update.
After 2 weeks and quite a bit of money I now have a new system - but
using a different motherboard and a different graphics card (Nvidia this
time). The guy who fixed the system thought the previous AMD card was
broken,
OK, I've cleared the CMOS data by setting the appropriate jumper on the
motherboard. I've also taken out the CMOS battery for a while. But I
still can't boot the PC - I still see nothing on the screen. I've also
burnt a CD with SystemRescueCD on it. I can put it in the PC's drive
but it won't
Hi Christopher - thanks for following this up.
As the machine was a dual boot with Windows Vista (32 bit) I rebooted
the machine into Windows to perform the BIOS upgrade. I ran the .exe
file you pointed me at, then ran the 32-bit version of flash.bat from a
DOS prompt. The old BIOS was erased
Unfortunately it looks like you pointed me at the wrong BIOS update
version. Based on the MSN number on the back of my PC (10011367) I
should have flashed it with the one at
http://www.medion.com/gb/service/_lightbox/treiber_details.php?did=8289.
My fault for not double-checking your
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