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Topic: new build, driver issues with ubuntu

Posted By: Tonye7777
Subject: new build, driver issues with ubuntu
Date Posted: 28 Oct 2016 at 2:35am

HI,

We just built our first pc and it worked when we turned it on !!!!! (there are some problems)

Problems:
incredibly slow, mouse, typing anything - it's slow
vga not coming through on new monitor
wifi signal not detected (ethernet is working)
cannot run the .exe from the cd included with the mother board

I think that drivers have not been loaded and I can't find/figure out how to load them in ubuntu

Motherboard is H110M-DGS

thanks
Tony

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Posted By: wardog
Date Posted: 28 Oct 2016 at 3:00am

" rel="nofollow - For starters there's no drivers for Ubuntu(or any Linux variant) on the included CD.

Is this a Live CD you're trying to use, OR, did you go the Install route?

Posted By: Tonye7777
Date Posted: 02 Nov 2016 at 7:17pm

i installed the os via bootable usb

Posted By: parsec
Date Posted: 03 Nov 2016 at 12:22am

Tonye7777 wrote:

HI,

We just built our first pc and it worked when we turned it on !!!!! (there are some problems)

Problems:
incredibly slow, mouse, typing anything - it's slow
vga not coming through on new monitor
wifi signal not detected (ethernet is working)
cannot run the .exe from the cd included with the mother board

I think that drivers have not been loaded and I can't find/figure out how to load them in ubuntu

Motherboard is H110M-DGS

thanks
Tony

As wardog said, there is no official support for Ubuntu or any Linux version with any ASRock board. You'll find that to be true for any mother board manufacture. The driver disk only contains drivers and software that is Windows compatible.

Drivers and software for the various hardware components in a mother board are provided by the manufacture of the hardware themselves. For example, your board has an Intel H110 chipset, Realtek audio and network chips, and whatever WiFi adapter you are using. Those manufactures provide the drivers and software to the mother board manufactures. Mother board manufactures do not create drivers and software for those components.

If the various hardware manufactures had Linux compatible drivers available, then the mother board manufactures could provide them to you. It's also more complex than that, depending upon the version of Linux being used.

So when someone uses Ubuntu or other variant of Linux, they are on their own providing drivers and other essential software, sorry to say. You'll need to find assistance through the various Ubuntu and Linux websites, such as where you downloaded Ubuntu.

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Posted By: SurfaceUnits
Date Posted: 03 Nov 2016 at 11:21am

" rel="nofollow - How were the various components working when you booted with the USB stick? Try booting with it again and see if the experience is different.

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