Hi Everyone,
Sorry I haven't posted anything for ages! I know your all looking for a SiS driver for Ubuntu 10.10. I haven't upgraded to 10.10 yet, but I am planning to (this week!) so I expect to resolve the lack of support for ASUS Laptop as soon as I upgrade....Watch this space in the coming week....I will post as soon as I have news.!!!!
Monday 29 November 2010
Tuesday 4 May 2010
sis67x driver for Ubuntu 10.04
Well as promised, I have uploaded the latest sis671 driver for Ubuntu 10.04.
This driver has been modified to support 1360x768 on ASUS X5DC. xorg.conf file needs the option "ASUSX5DC" to force the screen size.
This driver has been modified to support 1360x768 on ASUS X5DC. xorg.conf file needs the option "ASUSX5DC" to force the screen size.
upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04
well it's been awhile since I last posted on my blog (sorry been really busy!).
Anyway, this is just a quick post to let you all know that I have upgraded my os to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS over the weekend (it was a complete disaster - but more on that later!)
I just wanted people to know that I will be posting a new sis671 driver, that will work on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid) later this week!
Anyway, this is just a quick post to let you all know that I have upgraded my os to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS over the weekend (it was a complete disaster - but more on that later!)
I just wanted people to know that I will be posting a new sis671 driver, that will work on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid) later this week!
Friday 12 March 2010
Latest on sis672 driver
I have been running the 2d sis67x linux driver at 1360x768 for awhile now, and it appears to be stable.
I have been receiving a lot of requests to provide the driver & src code, so I am uploading them to the following location (available by end of today!):
I have been receiving a lot of requests to provide the driver & src code, so I am uploading them to the following location (available by end of today!):
Saturday 27 February 2010
converting wubi to dedicated linux partition
Over last weekend, I decided that I wanted to ditch Windows 7 in favour of linux. But, I didn't really want to re-install from scratch and I had previously installed Ubuntu in the windows partition using wubi.
Although it did get a bit hairy for a while (at one point I was unable to boot into the Wubi or the dedicated partition). So, I decided I should share the experience I had and hopefully help others avoid the problems I had.
Although it did get a bit hairy for a while (at one point I was unable to boot into the Wubi or the dedicated partition). So, I decided I should share the experience I had and hopefully help others avoid the problems I had.
Thursday 11 February 2010
Configuring Mobile Broadband E160 Modem in KDE
Configuring E160 Modem on Ubuntu 9.10 was fairly straight forward, but there are a couple of gotchas.
Upside down webcam
Suffering from upside down Webcam?
Well your not the only one. It appears that its a common problem!
Some manufacturers mount the webcam upside down...In Windows the software detects the problem and flips the image automatically. Linux handles the problem differently. Most (but not all) Linux software that makes use of the webcam via a a collection of userspace libraries called libv4l.
Well your not the only one. It appears that its a common problem!
Some manufacturers mount the webcam upside down...In Windows the software detects the problem and flips the image automatically. Linux handles the problem differently. Most (but not all) Linux software that makes use of the webcam via a a collection of userspace libraries called libv4l.
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