I'm not sure if I'm seeing this same bug. Due to ATI's ornate nomenclature, I don't know if my machine is on the list of supported machines or not. (Has anyone got an ATI taxonomy?)
* I can only use one of my two monitors. This severely crimps my ability to earn my living. Thanks.
* The power control system does not shut off the one LCD monitor I can use. This means it sits there running at 40 watts instead of less than half a watt. It also means I have to turn it on and off manually, at least a 15 year regression.
I will enter separate bugs for these, but I will also go back to the ATI proprietary driver as soon as I can.
I'm not sure if I'm seeing this same bug. Due to ATI's ornate nomenclature, I don't know if my machine is on the list of supported machines or not. (Has anyone got an ATI taxonomy?)
root@dzur:~# lspci | grep VGA
01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690 [Radeon X1200 Series]
root@dzur:~# pre fglrx
root@dzur:~# lsmod | grep -i fgl
root@dzur:~#
I was able to use Hali's method (https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ fglrx-installer /+bug/284408/ comments/ 15) to get the video-ati driver installed (xserver- xorg-video- ati-1:6. 9.0+git20081003 .f9826a56- 0ubuntu2- -i386). So far so good.
Two problems:
* I can only use one of my two monitors. This severely crimps my ability to earn my living. Thanks.
* The power control system does not shut off the one LCD monitor I can use. This means it sits there running at 40 watts instead of less than half a watt. It also means I have to turn it on and off manually, at least a 15 year regression.
I will enter separate bugs for these, but I will also go back to the ATI proprietary driver as soon as I can.