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1. #Ubuntu update intel graphics driver 17.04 how to
2. #Ubuntu update intel graphics driver 17.04 install
3. #Ubuntu update intel graphics driver 17.04 Bluetooth

Since the Zesty Versions and the prior Kernel-4.10 result in a Blank Screen, I am using Linuxium 16.10 successfully since the last weekend,with working Touch,light dim,Sound,Bluetooth out of the Box. Teclast X98Plus A5C6 with Dual Boot Bios: In these circumstances cycle the power and boot the device from cold.Īs my previous comment in the other blog post did not publish i will try again here )First of all, thank you for your brilliant work on making Linux an enjoyable experience on those tablets!

#Ubuntu update intel graphics driver 17.04 Bluetooth

Some devices still do not reboot (or warm restart) correctly which can result in a purple screen or lack of wifi and/or bluetooth on reboot. Occasionally on some devices bluetooth doesn't initially load so it is necessary to restart the service: for Broadcom chip devices enter ' sudo systemctl stop rvice ' followed by ' sudo systemctl start rvice ' and for Realtek chip devices enter ' sudo systemctl stop rvice ' followed by ' sudo systemctl start rvice '. If there is no wifi after booting devices with a Broadcom chip then reload the driver: in a terminal window enter ' sudo modprobe -r brcmfmac ' followed by ' sudo modprobe brcmfmac '.

Prior to embarking on an encrypted LVM installation you should first open a terminal session and turn off swapping using the command ' sudo swapoff -a '. With the Alpha release (including the official version) the installation does not recognize previously installed OS so use 'Something else' and manually set up your partitions.

Let me know if you have any trouble with any of this.If freezing persists follow Len Brown suggestion of adding " intel_idle.max_cstate=2 " as a kernel boot parameter which enables Core-C6 but disables module/package-C6. If you have an i915-* package (it'll have ‘dkms’ in its name) then remove that too, To restore the original version (after removing the 01.org repo)

#Ubuntu update intel graphics driver 17.04 install

Would require: apt-get install libegl1-mesa/zesty

That will pull in the most recent version of the package from the remaining repos. In the section for 17.04 (zesty) on a line starting with 'u' or 'i' This will make the package manager forget all about the 01.org reposįor each package listed in the downloaded config file (~/.ilg-config) Remove the 01.org repo (/etc/apt//intellinuxgraphics.list) Next, you can revert to your original packages. This will tell you if the package manager knows of any broken packages, and try to fix them. The installer will have logged everything it did to a file in /var/tmp, which should tell you which packages were installed. The update tool is mainly aimed at people who are not confortable with doing this, but if you can't start X I suggest you start by checking the output of dmesg, and the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log (or similar) for any relevant looking errors. You can add and remove packages on the command line, yes.

#Ubuntu update intel graphics driver 17.04 how to