[SOLVED] Elementary OS Luna/Ubuntu based distro broken graphics after update
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If I'm not mistaken kernel upgrades will also cause problems with the fglrx driver. Once upon a time with Ubuntu for kernel upgrade I would boot into console mode, uninstall the fglrx do the updates then reinstall the fglrx driver. However I believe I was using the drivers from the amd/ati web site and not apt-get.
If I'm not mistaken kernel upgrades will also cause problems with the fglrx driver. Once upon a time with Ubuntu for kernel upgrade I would boot into console mode, uninstall the fglrx do the updates then reinstall the fglrx driver. However I believe I was using the drivers from the amd/ati web site and not apt-get.
That sounds like a very good plan and practical.
That is what I will do to help friend keep Elementary OS Luna for now.
I may sound harsh now, but do I really have to remember you that the package management system is still broken? How do you think trying to install the driver from AMD's website will fix that?
Please, do yourself a favor, fix the severe problems (a broken package management system) first, then look after minor problems (incorrect resolution settings).
I may sound harsh now, but do I really have to remember you that the package management system is still broken? How do you think trying to install the driver from AMD's website will fix that?
Please, do yourself a favor, fix the severe problems (a broken package management system) first, then look after minor problems (incorrect resolution settings).
He knows that the package management system is not right I explained that to him yesterday.
I will attempt to fix this broken system before proceeding with installing the fglrx driver.
I have re-read this thread. I would start with removing the package that seems to cause the issues, as it seems that would be fglrx-amdcccle. So try this
I have re-read this thread. I would start with removing the package that seems to cause the issues, as it seems that would be fglrx-amdcccle. So try this
Code:
sudo dpkg --purge fglrx-amdcccle
Of course be sure to have a working backup first.
After running that cmd the output said; Warning: there is no fglrx-amdcccle installed.
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Another thing that APT knows nothing about.
If this install is on 2 partitions I would reinstall it and tell the partitioning agent in the installer to not format /home.
If installed using the ubuntu installer, by your friend, it is undoubtedly on one partition. I would back up everything and reinstall.
I believe that it is still possible to to use the "something else" option in that installer. This will allow for installation on 2 partitions.
If you do that don't get any packages that are not in the repos and install everything with apt-get, dpkg or, if a gui is needed, Synaptic which can be installed with;
Code:
apt-get install synaptic
Installed on a / and a /home you will at least have the option of using the same /home and installing some other OS that is sane when your buddy comes to his senses.
If this install is on 2 partitions I would reinstall it and tell the partitioning agent in the installer to not format /home.
If installed using the ubuntu installer, by your friend, it is undoubtedly on one partition. I would back up everything and reinstall.
I believe that it is still possible to to use the "something else" option in that installer. This will allow for installation on 2 partitions.
If you do that don't get any packages that are not in the repos and install everything with apt-get, dpkg or, if a gui is needed, Synaptic which can be installed with;
Code:
apt-get install synaptic
Installed on a / and a /home you will at least have the option of using the same /home and installing some other OS that is sane when your buddy comes to his senses.
This Elementary OS is installed on a Western Digital 500 GB HDD by it's self.
A (/) journaling file system EXT 4 partition was created this was 'dev/sdb1' and his 'dev/sdb2' is the 2GB Swap that he created-
Can't install Synaptic at the moment because he is transfering files to a 32 GB sd card at the moment.
The HDD is full.
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Wow. That is a lot of information in 2 posts.
You should run;
Code:
sudo apt-get update
again after getting errors like that. Looks like a crappy connection. Then try the upgrade again. If you still have problems try it again.
There should also be a gui application to look for the best repo for your box. Will basically run through a lot of repos and mirrors and see which has the best connection. This should be called something like Software and Updates.
Will be a box and should have a line saying "Download From". Click on the box there and select the option "other". Should give you the option to look for a better mirror. Will also let you select a mirror. Remember what the default was so you can change it back to that.
You list your location as Columbia. There are several cities by that name. The default mirror may not be the best. You may have a mirror being run by a College or University near you.
How on earth do you fill up a 500 gig hdd in a short time?
That box he is on undoubtedly has place for at least one more drive. Open it up and look at it. Get another drive and cables for it.
Reinstall his OS so that it is one sda1 as /. If he installs a lot of stuff give it 20-25gigs. Make /home 75-80gigs to make the install about 100gigs.
He didn't make any swap partition. He turned the installer loose to install on the whole drive. It created the swap. You could leave it as is.
The rest of the drive turn into another partition formated to ext4. Label the thing someting (Data, Stuff, whatever [Whatever would actually work]).
I would partition the second drive into 2 partitions and label them. They can easily be mounted when he boots. This is where his important data should be filed. In those 3 data partitions, particularly on the second drive they will be safe no matter what happens to the OS. With 3 data partitions he can use one for one sort of date, and other for a second class of data and so forth.
If you need help with the install I would go so far as to get an image and see what the installer is up to and how to get it to do a decent install.
A one partition (just /) is not a great install. It is what installers just about have to do if it is an automagical install. There is just too many variables to cover in a script that will fit in the image. Things that are actually simple for a person, on the box, to direct manually but almost imposible for some one to write an auto install script for.
Never really worried about setting up data partitions with the Ubuntu installer. Should be able to do it with it though. Or it is easy to edit the /etc/fstab file manually later.
Could be using the remastersys installer too I suppose. Not sure if it will do that or not. Never tried it on there either.
Your Fedora installer will do it as will Debian and most other base distros (all as far as I know).
You need to remember that each partition is a file system. Having a single, for all practical purposes, 500gig file system is just not real safe. Particularly in the hands of a noob.
With the data partitions labeled and loaded at boot they will show up in the left collumn of the file browser as mounted and with the label as their name so you know what they are.
This time the update and the upgrade was successful! Thank Goodness--
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How on earth do you fill up a 500 gig hdd in a short time?
He is a Teacher and documents a lot every week.
Instructional videos take up a lot of room as well.
Documentation has to be typed for each individual student--
His 500GB External Toshiba HDD is 460 GB full and is working on filling up the 1 TB Externel his student gave him.
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The upgrade--
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/Downloads$ sudo apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
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That box he is on undoubtedly has place for at least one more drive.
His machine is a monster(Fractal Design D4 Black Perl) and has 3 drives installed.
I'm the one that helped him build this machine.
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