Il giorno gio, 04/06/2009 alle 18.48 +0000, Thomas Foss ha scritto:
> How would one reinstall the old driver? I didn't think it was an
> option.
> Heck, I'd downgrade back to Intrepid if I there was a way to do it.
> There
> should be a "downgrade" button that's as big and shiny as the Jaunty
> upgrade
> button was.
> (Or maybe the upgrade buttons could just have little warning labels on
> the
> side... like cigarettes do.)
>
It's easy; here is the link, it worked well for me even though compiz is
a bit slower (but I am using EXA and not UXA with the old driver because
it is not strictly necessary to use the latter).
Check the Xorg logs before and after doing it to be sure that the driver
version changed (when the intel driver is loaded a string containing
"intel" and the version is shown in /var/log/Xorg.0.log, can't be more
precise because I am using another machine now).
Il giorno gio, 04/06/2009 alle 18.48 +0000, Thomas Foss ha scritto:
> How would one reinstall the old driver? I didn't think it was an
> option.
> Heck, I'd downgrade back to Intrepid if I there was a way to do it.
> There
> should be a "downgrade" button that's as big and shiny as the Jaunty
> upgrade
> button was.
> (Or maybe the upgrade buttons could just have little warning labels on
> the
> side... like cigarettes do.)
>
It's easy; here is the link, it worked well for me even though compiz is
a bit slower (but I am using EXA and not UXA with the old driver because
it is not strictly necessary to use the latter).
https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/ReinhardTar tler/X/ RevertingIntelD riverTo2. 4
Check the Xorg logs before and after doing it to be sure that the driver Xorg.0. log, can't be more
version changed (when the intel driver is loaded a string containing
"intel" and the version is shown in /var/log/
precise because I am using another machine now).
Vincenzo