Fitpc3 pro and Linux Mint 13
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 11:47 am
FitPC3 pro
Postby Jim Lurk on Fri Aug 03, 2012 7:44 pm
Hello folks
Just acquired one of these and it is a very nice piece of kit..came with Linux Mint 13 installed.
Problems are:
1. Have installed the restricted driver which says it is working but only get 60 fps in glxgears and no acceleration in games (Bastion). Message appears after login but before desktop "Could not apply stored..required virtual size does not fit available size. requested (3840,1080) minimum (320,200) maximum (1920,1920)"
2. Recognises my printer and will print Ubuntu test page but nothing else. Connection-to-printer error.
3. Locks up on shut down,,only message received was "watchddog reports lockup on cpu1". Power button at the back must be pressed to shut down
I attach the output of glxinfo and the output of sysinfo
Have tried on the Mint forum but was redirected here
Hope someone can help as this is a great machine; but is useless at the moment.
If I need to re-install what is the best method?
yours
Jim Lurk
Postby Jim Lurk on Fri Aug 03, 2012 7:44 pm
Hello folks
Just acquired one of these and it is a very nice piece of kit..came with Linux Mint 13 installed.
Problems are:
1. Have installed the restricted driver which says it is working but only get 60 fps in glxgears and no acceleration in games (Bastion). Message appears after login but before desktop "Could not apply stored..required virtual size does not fit available size. requested (3840,1080) minimum (320,200) maximum (1920,1920)"
2. Recognises my printer and will print Ubuntu test page but nothing else. Connection-to-printer error.
3. Locks up on shut down,,only message received was "watchddog reports lockup on cpu1". Power button at the back must be pressed to shut down
I attach the output of glxinfo and the output of sysinfo
Have tried on the Mint forum but was redirected here
Hope someone can help as this is a great machine; but is useless at the moment.
If I need to re-install what is the best method?
yours
Jim Lurk