darkeale
May 8th, 2013, 05:15 PM
Hi,
I have a Fujitsu Siemens laptop with an ATI Xpress 200m graphics card. The card kept crashing in Windows, and so I disabled it in Vista's Device Manager, and no it works fine (albeit with reduced resolution, but that's ok). But with it disabled, I have no idea what the computer is using for the graphics. But I would like to try the same thing in Ubuntu, because sometimes when I boot up ubuntu freezes with a blank screen before reaching the login, and I wonder if it might be because of the graphics card crashing as it does in Windows. So how would I do the Ubuntu equivilent of Vista's disabling the graphics card in device manager?
Thanks
I have a Fujitsu Siemens laptop with an ATI Xpress 200m graphics card. The card kept crashing in Windows, and so I disabled it in Vista's Device Manager, and no it works fine (albeit with reduced resolution, but that's ok). But with it disabled, I have no idea what the computer is using for the graphics. But I would like to try the same thing in Ubuntu, because sometimes when I boot up ubuntu freezes with a blank screen before reaching the login, and I wonder if it might be because of the graphics card crashing as it does in Windows. So how would I do the Ubuntu equivilent of Vista's disabling the graphics card in device manager?
Thanks