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Ubuntu AMD Catalyst install

If you like to update your AMD Catalyst™ Proprietary Display Drivers to the latest release, or would like to try the latest AMD Catalyst™ BETA Drivers, this application is for you. 

Looking for a reliable consistent way to update my AMD / ATi graphics drivers on multiple Ubuntu machines. I decided to write my own GUI installation program to do the job. All comments and improvements are very welcome as this is purely a personal project at this point and must be considered a work in progress. 

Features:

How to setup an Ubuntu Business Box Server - UBB Part 1

This guide is based on various community forum posts and webpages. Special thanks to all. All comments and improvements are very welcome as this is purely a personal experimental project at this point and must be considered a work in progress.

 

 

 

This guide is intended as a relatively easy step by step guide to:

Install and configure an Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server for use by small and medium enterprises as business server providing the following features:

How to setup an Ubuntu Business Box Server - UBB Part 2

This guide is based on various community forum posts and webpages. Special thanks to all. All comments and improvements are very welcome as this is purely a personal experimental project at this point and must be considered a work in progress.

This guide is intended to be part 2 of How to setup an Ubuntu Business Box Server

How to add a Wireless LAN adaptor static IP to Ubuntu that auto connects at startup

  • You need to manually add your wifi (wlan0) interface details to your /etc/network/interfaces file.
  • If you are using a WPA or WPA2 password on your wifi network you need to convert the WPA-PSK password to HEX.
  • To create a HEX encoded key for your wifi network configuration use the following command (remove < >) :
sudo wpa_passphrase <Your Wifi Network SSID>  <Your Wifi WPA/WPA2 password>

How to Fix Ubuntu Boot Splash Screen after GRUB updates

1. The mystery of the missing boot splash screen

For many years now - on almost all computers that I have installed Ubuntu on - Plymouth, the graphical boot splash screen in Ubuntu stops working after the first install or update of GRUB.

It is all due to a little variable called $vt_handoff in the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file that blacklists my graphic cards and decides wrongly that I am not allowed to see a graphical boot screen. 

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