GMA 3600 on Linux Mint
total newb here. My issue is that I am getting the "Hardware Acceleration" message upon login and my performance is shotty at best. I have a ASRock AD2550R/U3S3 with 4gb of ram.
Everywhere that I have been reading hasn't been very encouraging about the GMA 3600 working with Linux, but most of what I see has been at least two years old. Has anyone had any luck with getting around the hardware acceleration issue? I tried installing and running MATE with no luck as well. I've looked high and low for a walkthrough or tutorial with no luck. The only thing I found was that I could install Mint 13 32b and that should work. Thought I'd ask you fine folks before I go through yet another re-install. Thanks! |
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I'm sorry to have to advise you that Mint 13 is very out of date (2010?), and is no longer supported. You are likely to have better success with a more up to date distribution of linux. Things change faster in the linux world. If you need further help, just post here. |
mint 13 (maya) is an LTS release and supported until 2017.
please don't assume that people know what "the" message is, or your truncated hardware specs. please post output of Code:
lspci -vk | grep -iA10 vga thanks. |
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00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Atom Processor D2xxx/N2xxx Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0b) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]) After several installs I finally found Mint 17 with MATE to be the most stable. It doesn't give the hardware message, but the video performance is still pretty choppy (especially if there's any other processing going on). MATE also is not nearly as pretty as Cinnamon was. Thanks for your help! |
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Thanks again! |
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