Uncompress it and go to the folder where you uncompressed, and just go through the standard sequence of commands:
#./configure
(You will be informed about the dev packages missing, just install them with adept manager. Just run ./configure till you get no complaints)
# make
# sudo make install
The drivers will be installed in: /usr/local/lib/xorg/modules/drivers
Which in Ubuntu is the wrong place (probably it can be configured with some option in the configure script)
Type:
# grep -i intel_drv /var/log/Xorg.0.log
This command will return the right location of the intel driver in your system.
Just make a backup copy of the intel_drv.so and overwrite it with the new one in /usr/local/lib/xorg/modules/drivers
You need to reboot your system (or at least Xorg) after this.
Anyway still the issue is there when you have the desktop effects enabled and it is slower than Hardy by around a 20%.
the designer: get the source from here http:// lists.freedeskt op.org/ archives/ xorg/2008- November/ 040243. html
Uncompress it and go to the folder where you uncompressed, and just go through the standard sequence of commands:
#./configure
(You will be informed about the dev packages missing, just install them with adept manager. Just run ./configure till you get no complaints)
# make
# sudo make install
The drivers will be installed in: /usr/local/ lib/xorg/ modules/ drivers
Which in Ubuntu is the wrong place (probably it can be configured with some option in the configure script)
Type:
# grep -i intel_drv /var/log/Xorg.0.log
This command will return the right location of the intel driver in your system.
Just make a backup copy of the intel_drv.so and overwrite it with the new one in /usr/local/ lib/xorg/ modules/ drivers
You need to reboot your system (or at least Xorg) after this.
Anyway still the issue is there when you have the desktop effects enabled and it is slower than Hardy by around a 20%.