The installation of ora9 is not perfect for beginners

For better security (just don't want to find free anti-virus software or registration code), in order to learn more convenient programming, finally decided to install Linux on the real machine at the end of last month. After installing the Fedora9 software, you will start to install it. Installation in graphic mode. Everything went smoothly at the beginning, basically by clicking next, and then waiting. After that, I need to reboot. After the restart, AOC went on strike with me. "input is not supported" and the system is dizzy. Pressing ALT + CRTL + F1 won't be able to enter the text mode. It's really depressing.

For better security (just don't want to find free anti-virus software or registration code), in order to learn more convenient programming, finally decided to install Linux on the real machine at the end of last month. After installing the Fedora 9 software, you can start to install it. Installation in graphic mode. Everything went smoothly at the beginning, basically by clicking next, and then waiting. After that, I need to reboot. After the restart, AOC went on strike with me. "input is not supported" and the system is dizzy. Pressing ALT + CRTL + F1 won't be able to enter the text mode again. It's really depressing. We're newbie. In this case, we have to go back to the familiar windows desktop environment and find a solution, I don't know how many times I installed fedora when I tried the method over and over again. Later, after the installation is completed in the graphic mode, use the installation disk to enter the rescue mode, use chroot/mnt/imagesys to enter the system, and modify xorg under/etc/X11. in the conf file, locate the Depth line in the Display part of the Screen and add a Modes "800x600" line. After archiving, restart. Oh! Finally, the graphic interface is displayed. But it's not long before the excitement begins.

First, the problem of input method is said to be a bug in fedora. After installing scim, you must start it manually and define the shortcut keys for enabling and disabling it yourself. This problem is still simple, because the Gnome Chinese desktop is used, and it is easy to do well in the system-> preferences-> personal-> input method!

Another even more serious problem is the problem of the graphics card driver. After the installation is complete, the screen cannot appear because the refresh frequency is too high and the resolution is too high. After the xorg. conf file is modified, it barely enters the system. Imagine how uncomfortable it is to have a 22-inch LCD display with a x resolution. So I tried my best to find a solution. I found the problem was that the atidriver was not installed. I went to the ati official website to find the driver program of ATI Radeon HD 3XXX in Linux, you can use the root permission to install it, but this is a lot of trouble, not only does not do a good job of resolution and refresh rate problems, or even x-windows cannot enter. Later, I went online to find livna to install it. Later on, I learned that the driver of this set has not yet come out of the Linux version.

I am so depressed. Now, you can only upgrade the system, learn and practice programming in the x600 environment. Of course, they are waiting.

Wait for the Masters to write the driver as soon as possible.