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Not sure if this is one class or longer since you didn't specify. I agree with aysiu--focusing on a boot-cd like Knoppix and then highlighting some of the larger differences between linux and...

This is one of those impossible-to-answer questions. We don't know how dedicated you are to studying (or what your family commitments are), what equipment you have at your disposal, or how good you...

There might be something wrong with your system paths. If which doesn't find it then try:



sudo updatedb
locate amarok

Try the IRC channel...that's where they provide support.

Xine is actually the only engine that I use, so I doubt it is a general problem. When you get the list of modules that it is going to build, does it include the Xine engine? I've actually never...

One of the distinguishing features of a distro is the package manager. I spent a few years playing with Fedora but never liked it enough to actually run it. Once I found Debian I ran Linspire for a...

I'd recommend that you guys get in touch with them on their IRC channel...they provide great support there. I personally only use a handful of amaroK's features.

I assume you are using a newer driver than the one included with Ubuntu because it is compiled with the correct compiler. You could try putting that command in /etc/modules, but I'd recommend that...

I don't want to support applications in this thread, just the driver install. You might want to search and/or make a post on an appropriate thread (gaming boards). The ATI forum is also a good bet.

Make sure that you've updated your sources.list and then do a sudo apt-get update first. You need to be connected to the Internet. There are some ways around that by downloading a file from another...

That's their official link, but you are right that it is down. I'll host a copy of the script on my server.

As far as the DEBs go...the SVN isn't much more trouble and it's always current.

You're running a beta of amaroK on a beta of Ubuntu and wondering why everything doesn't work right? :-k

Your best bet is their IRC channel, but I expect things to be broken here and there when...

It isn't supported. The M7 is actually a 7500 chipset.

Why would you or isn't the SVN working? The SVN is 1.4 and a newer version than anything that is packaged.

To answer your question, there isn't a way to remove it that I'm aware of. If you...

That use to happen way back when but I haven't seen this for a while. I'd have to assume that your install wasn't up-to-date with patches. In any case, you have to change the permissions on that...

It's a beta and probably a bug. Try their IRC channel.

Mine points to what seems to be the same file, from the libqt3-mt package. The version number on mine in Synaptic is 3:3.3.4-8ubuntu5

It is a set of 3rd party drivers that Ubuntu packages for each kernel version. Your kernel is not Ubuntu so they won't have a package for you. Not only will they not make this how-to work but, as I...

Has it ever compiled for you? If so, then I'd try deleting the amarok-svn folder and downloading everything again. I have had to do that a couple of times over the last few months. I assume it has...

The ATI driver that Ubuntu provides uses MESA for software 3D. It's basically the same thing as that project.

As an aside, 9100's are so slow that it wouldn't be much faster than MESA even if you...

Learning to use search engines well is a learned skill--I do IT for a living, so I've had a lot of practice...out of necessity.

I searched Google and found quite a few references. Look at this.

The only error that I wonder about it the one about buffers. The rest of it looked okay. What are you getting in kern.log when the driver loads?

I'm also wondering if you're actually using...

Can I assume that rebooted between those two commands? If so then you'll need to look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log and kern.log for error messages.

I also have a how-to for the latest drivers. It is on the ATIwiki link in my sig and also on this thread.

If the Breezy driver works it's a lot less complicated to stick with it, imo.