Hey, I returned the pos a while ago, but I forgot to mention that while
I was doing more searching, I found out the ATI card I had was an 'AMD
Enduro' card which meant the system was able to switch between using the
discrete AMD graphics card for intense application and then back to the
built in
I googled a while back and the noun x.org came up. Maybe there's a
package I could attempt to upgrade to that's in Ubuntu 12.10 or 13 that
isn't in 12.04, then after the upgrade of that single package (and
thereafter other candidates until the culprit is found)? Once
everything goes foobar, we'd
I just checked and it doesn't give the same error/ crash, though it's
not functional.
It boots me into some kind of a UI with a menu bar at the top and the
buttons on the right side of that bar. But in the middle of the screen,
where I'm supposed to see a fancy orange desktop, I only see black.
Public bug reported:
AM17xR4-7526bk
Specs:
Intel Core i7-3610QM Processor
2GB AMD Radeon HD 7970M Graphics
When I insert the latest Ubuntu disk, it hangs with these kinds of
messages
[quote]
udevd[143]: timeout: killing '/sbin/modprobe -bv
pci:v8086d0166sv1028sd0551bc03sc00i00'
I might be able to get that command to work in version 12.04, but
wouldn't that only mislead debuggers into thinking that those specs came
from the versions of software being tested? Please get back to me, in
the meantime I'll set this to confirmed.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status:
Public bug reported:
When booting a machine into Ubuntu via PXE as a LiveCD, the booted
machine will not beable to ping google.com or any other domain. It will
be able to ping the IP addresses of local machines. So I guess this is
a DNS resolution problem? Trying to fix the situation through
