#ATI RV370 INSTALL#

Second monitor - VideoSeven 17' flat panel. My two monitors are: Main one - Fujitsu Seimens 19' (this is detected as 'FUS 19' in the monitors section of Control Centre, when running with just this one plugged in). This worked fine - the resolution is great and all seems well - basically I am happy. One thing I did differently is this: I unplugged the video splitter and ran using only one monitor.

#ATI RV370 INSTALL#

Please help me !!! I really want Mint 13 to function properly - I am very keen to try Cinnamon (that's the ISO I've installed from ).ДЄny help at this stage would be *so* good !Д«ut - I've opted to install Mint 13 MATE over my present installation. I have installed some ATI graphics drivers from the software centre and now when I boot, the resolution is better (if I edit grub, the text is much smaller) but I get dropped to a prompt and a message pops up telling me the X server has terminated and the log file ends with the line No displays detected. Please does anybody know how I can make the system actually use my graphics card correctly ? In System settings: Details: Graphics, the driver is 'VESA:V380' and the Experience is 'Fallback'. Upon reboot after installation, I was unbable to boot (the display went blank and eventually said 'no input detected', so I booted in via the same route as above - this gets me in and all is not well - the graphics card is not functioning correctly. This got me in and I installed Mint 13 (overwriting my 100% functional, but no longer supported Mint 10.) ead#unread) and added the command 'nomodeset xforcevesa' to the end of the 'linux' line. I could not boot the live DVD normally so followed the instructions here (. I found a topic where it was stated this card is fully supported with Mint 13. I have an AMD system (AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3400+) with an ATI Radeon RV370 graphics card.

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