Problem installing Lubuntu 14.10

[zappa2009]

For reading Temp on X1000 You could install this -> sudo apt-get install lm-sensors sensors-applet

And Add the sensors-applet to the Taskbar.

[zzd10h]

Just retried to install 14.10 with the 14.10-initrd-modified.gz => still the same HD detection problem

Edit : using the old initrd.gz that Nexus mentionned seems to work, installing...

http://forum.hyperion-entertainment.biz ... 639#p31696

[zzd10h]

Installation completed, I just selected Lubuntu Desktop during package selection.

At reboot (tested 2 times), the gfx is trashed and no text is displayed.

Is somebody encountered that ?
Thank you

HD6670 and kernel 3.19.

[zappa2009]

For reading Temp on X1000 You could install this -> sudo apt-get install lm-sensors sensors-applet

And Add the sensors-applet to the Taskbar.

Thanks! However, it only can read the temperature of the harddisks and one of my Radeon cards (reproted as: radeon-100 PCI adapter -- so, I guess it is the temp of my Radeon 9200, not the RadeonHD 4850 which would be more interesting.)

Is there a way to measure the CPU temp of each core and Case-temperature?

Thanks,
nexus

Sure.
Use Psensors as they talk here -> http://askubuntu.com/questions/53762/ho ... lm-sensors
This should work if NEMO (X1000) are compatible with lm-sensors.

Greetz Robert "Zappa2009"

[zzd10h]

New install by selecting only "XUbuntu" and "Extra fonts" packages.

Same results :

[xeno74]

Installation completed, I just selected Lubuntu Desktop during package selection.

At reboot (tested 2 times), the gfx is trashed and no text is displayed.

Is somebody encountered that ?
Thank you

HD6670 and kernel 3.19.

I had the same problem that the fonts were not displayed. The solution is to set the option "RenderAccel" to "false" in the xorg.conf file.

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Option     "RenderAccel"	"false"

[zzd10h]

Thank you for the tip, Xeno

Before that I try, could you say me where is located this flle, please ?

[xeno74]

Thank you for the tip, Xeno

Before that I try, could you say me where is located this flle, please ?

You have to create a xorg.conf file in the directory /etc/X11. For example my xorg.conf.tar.gz.