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Hardware - Support => Video Cards => Topic started by: leiyel on November 02, 2017, 10:47:00 PM
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Hey guys,
I am using linux lite 2.8 on my Asus K53U laptop, which has Radeon HD 6320 graphics. I followed the instruction in Help Manual about installing the ATI graphic drivers. However, I somehow revert the driver to the default one. Now, I want to get ATI drivers back but I cannot. The selection of "Using Video driver for the AMD graphics accelerators from fglrx" is in grey color and is not selectable.
And when I click the ATI icon from "menu", a error window popped up saying "Failed to execute command 'amdcccle'".
Does anyone can help me to get the ATI drivers back?
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If you have a restore point in Systemback, with a date before changing of the drivers, it may help you to solve it by reverting to previously used drivers.
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Are you having video performance issues? If not stay with the Linux driver. Incomplete firmware decode support can cook your card. 6320 is not fully decode supported as far as I can tell even if it ran for you once with a Radeon firmware driver set.
TC
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Not I am not having any video issues so far. Just the fact of cannot recover back bothering me. Guess I need to figure out a way to forgot it. Thanks
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No I don't. The video card is working well so far. Guess I will just ignore it. Thanks for help
If you have a restore point in Systemback, with a date before changing of the drivers, it may help you to solve it by reverting to previously used drivers.