As far as I'm aware EnvyNG will download the latest driver from the
ATI website.
I've been trying to find a way to check the drivers on the system.
There doesn't appear to be one to do it directly. However, if you go
to:
menu > System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
This will list any proprietary drivers on your system. These of course
are unsupported by the Ubuntu development team.
I would agree that reinstalling the drivers through the repository
would be the best option. If you are still having problems file a bug
report against this.
It may also be worth trying out Ubuntu Ibex 8.10. You never know the
problem may have been solved in this version.
LaToune
As far as I'm aware EnvyNG will download the latest driver from the
ATI website.
I've been trying to find a way to check the drivers on the system.
There doesn't appear to be one to do it directly. However, if you go
to:
menu > System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
This will list any proprietary drivers on your system. These of course
are unsupported by the Ubuntu development team.
I would agree that reinstalling the drivers through the repository
would be the best option. If you are still having problems file a bug
report against this.
It may also be worth trying out Ubuntu Ibex 8.10. You never know the
problem may have been solved in this version.
Hope this helps. :)