With nVidia drivers you don’t need to build packages so you just run downloaded file, first copy file to your home folder.īefore you start installing you need to enter terminal mode and stop display manager. Select you card model and chose Linux 32-bit or Linux 64-bit depend on witch you have installed. To use it go to /usr/lib/fglrx/bin and run amdcccleįor nVidia is same process, go to download page This is because Catalyst Control Center is installed to wrong directory and because of this is not visible in menu or cannot be started via terminal.

In case of 11.8 drivers in Natty (11.04) if found that there are no shortcuts to Catalyst Control Center. Now restart computer and new drivers should be running fine. deb packages that you will install.įirst install fglrx** then fglrx-dev** and at end fglrx-amdcccle** Then continue typing -buildpkg Ubuntu/ at end type Ubuntu cone name of version that you currently use. *file name of installer depends on drivers, best way it to type sudo sh ati-driver-installer and duble press TAB key to autofill file name. Sudo sh ati-driver-installer-11-8-x86.x86_64.run -buildpkg Ubuntu/natty Move downloaded file to your home folder. Now you need to build packages for current Ubuntu version. Go to ATI Drivers download page select you card model and chose Linux x86 (32bit system) or Linux x86_64 (64bit system).ĭownload page with latest driver version will show You can remove drivers via “ Additional Drivers” Before you start installing new drivers remove current proprietary drivers.

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