Amd catalyst ubuntu 14.04.2 install#
Amd catalyst ubuntu 14.04.2 drivers#
Amd catalyst ubuntu 14.04.2 driver#

Removing temporary directory: fglrx-install.FJxoRh fglrx-amdcccle_15.101-0ubuntu1_b has been successfully generated fglrx-dev_15.101-0ubuntu1_b has been successfully generated fglrx_15.101-0ubuntu1_b has been successfully generated fglrx-core_15.101-0ubuntu1_b has been successfully generated

Amd catalyst ubuntu 14.04.2 driver#

Uncompressing AMD Catalyst(TM) Proprietary Driver-15.101.1001.ДЄMD Catalyst(TM) Proprietary Driver Installer/Packager Below, you can see an example output I received on my system after a successful package generation: Created directory fglrx-install.FJxoRh The actual package generation can take quite a while. Repeat this until the generation succeeds (the program tells you so).

Amd catalyst ubuntu 14.04.2 install#

You can install them with sudo apt-get install ДЄfterwards retry the creation. It may happen that you have to satisfy some dependencies before, in this case it will either attempt to do so automatically or tell you which packages are required. I use 14.04.2, so I'll create a package for Ubuntu/trusty (this requires root): sudo n -buildpkg Ubuntu/trusty So as long as you don't use Vivid Vervet yet, you can create a package for your systems. With the argument -listpkg, it will list the supported platforms for package generation, such as: Package Maintainer(s): Alberto Milone This script can either directly install the driver or generate packages for the installation, for more information run.

Open a terminal in the directory you extracted it to and make it executable: chmod +x ДЇrom here on, I'll assume its name to be n, although this will never be the case unless you rename it. You won't find a Debian package, but a shell script or a. Select the correct architecture ( x86_64 for 64bit, x86 for 32bit) and download the provided archive.Д®xtract the archive after the download has finished. In the driver selection on AMD's website, select Linux (not Ubuntu) as operating system. I've experienced the following method to work the best, although it can appear quite complicated for unexperienced users: This will create a default graphics configuration, which shouldn't crash the X Server, if the driver was properly installed. If you want to install a later version from AMD's website (if there is a more recent one than in the Ubuntu repo's), you should run the following command after installation and reboot afterwards: sudo aticonfig -initial

Amd catalyst ubuntu 14.04.2 drivers#

If you're installing the FGLRX driver, it is easier to do so via the Additional drivers tab in the Software & Updates utility. So it is no problem at all if something else is being displayed. As an example, my AMD A8500M series APU is detected as AMD A4500, but I don't have any problems with that, as all promised features are available. Also, the chip detection isn't as exact as it could be. It is not specified to fit one specific graphics card, but to support as many features as possible with as many different chips as possible.