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dose this computer have a ATI or Nvidia 3d card
and did you install any "driver" for it
both cards have a default driver installed BY DEFAULT
so for most ati or nvidia hardware there is no need to install a driver
The laptop has an AMD CPU w/onboard video any drivers were installed w/windows. To install Linux all I did was install it from USB and, except for putting it on a certain partition, just hit 'next' w/no request to install any type of hardware driver.
EDIT:Q - Is there a way to see devices? Like device manager in windows?
Last edited by ChrisPbass; 04-11-2014 at 06:39 AM.
I don't think this post is going to be seen by the right people with the current heading. This has moved on from "fedora update" to be a hardware specific issue. My suggestion is you open a new post in the hardware section and provide the information included here (eg. the lspci VGA information which may need new drivers installing). Hopefully that way you will arouse some people with specific knowledge.
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