My wireless doesn't work with Ubuntu 12.04.(it worked with 10.04 LTS) I have a Dell Inspiron 1501.
I cannot seem to get the wl driver to load on boot.
Hello guys, first of all, im so sorry to create another topic regarding that card, but i can't see answers to my problem.
Im trying to install the awus36h on BT5 R3, i will quote the command i have used:
Code:
cd /tmp
sudo cp /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist_orig.conf
echo "blacklist rtl8187" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist_rtl8187.conf
echo &qu
Hi,Guys
I installed catalyst driver 12.1 for a try just now.I'm clearly missing something when trying to blacklist the radeon driver. When booting catalyst it tries to load the radeon module and when I get as far as gdm I get either a blank screen or a screen of coloured lines then the system reboots.
Prerequisite
Download nvidia.com the latest driver for x86-x64 (64-bit linux) or x86 (32-bit linux)
# do a yum update to make sure you're on newest kernel release, better to not have to do this twice
Code:
yum update
#should be install kernel headers and devel
Code:
yum -y install kernel-devel kernel-headers
Terminal:
#make sure Open source nouveau driver is blacklisted f
I realized that I had to blacklist the rt2800 because since installing Debian the internet is not working. 2 drivers are attempting the same device.
So I tried
Code:
echo "blacklist rt2800usb" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
When I first executed the command I had permission denied.
So I tried again. Only this time I executed su and put in my password.
Hello all!
After trying everything I found in other threads here I can't get the correct graphics driver working. Everything I tried didn't lead to goal.
I think the main problem is the nouveau kernel module which seems not to be able to uninstall or blacklist.
Hi of course you can use the Suse NVIDIA repository but this does not provide the most recent driver. So here the HOWTO thanks to "Marius"
Step 1: Via Yast install
gcc
make
kernel source
Step2: Download the nvidia driver from the nvidia website and move it to / (top root directory) makes life easier for operations further down
I cannot get my Yamaha PCI sound card to detect.
[root@localhost mahadevan]# lspci | grep audio
06:05.0 Multimedia audio controller: Yamaha Corporation DS1L Audio
[root@localhost mahadevan]# aplay -l
aplay: device_list:223: no soundcards found...
When i try to setup my sound driver using
alsaconf
I get this output