Results of "gtkperf" list a new faster total time, 11.19 seconds (previously was 15 seconds, using the gallium 0.4 drivers in fallback mode)
#384MB ATI AMD RADEON HD 7340 GRAPHICS DRIVER#
The graphics driver is listed as "AMD Radeon HD 7340 Graphics" (for the first time! yay!) but experience is still listed as "Fallback". I just tried the BRAND NEW beta driver, released on (3 days ago), and after following the instructions on the 'Unofficial AMD Wiki' ( ) it seems like it installed correctly.sort of.
OK I tried the stable release of AMD Catalyst proprietary drivers, but they did not work. but SHEESH this is a tough problem to solve! HELP!! I'm not a linux expert, but have gained some competency over the past year. I have tried installing drivers from the AMD site, from Ubuntu repository, from Ubuntu-X Team (ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates) but nothing seems to work, and SOMEtimes it even hangs the system on reboot (one time I had to use the LiveCD to edit my nf file back to its original setting). Radeon ->VESA: HONDO, fallback modeįbdev ->Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 0x301)
(no nf)->graphics listed as 'unknown', experience: fallback (though it will say 'standard' the first time I boot up)Īti ->VESA: HONDO, fallback modeĪti (2nd try)->Gallium 0.4 on AMD Palm, fallback modeįglrx ->VESA: HONDO, fallback mode Setting in nf ::::::::: Result in 'System Settings->Details' Problem: Ubuntu (12.10 amd64) always falls back to the VESA: HONDO setting, no matter what I install, and (almost) no matter what I set the nf file to use. 16GB system RAM, so no problem using some of it for the video. I have an AMD Radeon HD 7340 video 'card' (part of the cpu, an AMD E2-1800 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics × 2 ). I've been reading forum posts, wikis, how-to's, help files, and everything I can find on this subject, but I cannot seem to get a good video driver working on my system! AAAAAAAAAHHH! I'm about ready to pull my hair out.
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