Ok I have solved this problem. The solution is to use tuxonice patched kernel. Its very simple, just follow these steps.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tuxonice/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install tuxonice-userui linux-generic-tuxonice linux-headers-generic-tuxonice
Restart your system. Thats it.
a) No. ATI dropped support for older cards in 2008, including your Mobility Radeon 9xxx. This means that the Catalyst/FGLRX driver from ATI will NOT work properly with your card.
b) Very unlikely. Even if you are lucky and the driver would work and get anything from your card, it is doubtful the performance will be any good, because, as I've already said, the support for 9xxx was dropped a long time ago.
c) The risks are very small though, if you try to install it won't do any harm to your hardware, but if the driver won't work, Ubuntu should enter a lo-fi graphics mode with a res of 800x600 or similar, so you will be able to deactivate the driver and fall back to the open-source one. Alternatively you may be unable to start the X server, but you can boot in the rescure mode and disable the driver from command line.
Concluding, your card is simply too old, and ATI does not care about you - they want you to buy a new one. However, the open-source driver developers do care about old cards, so the only way you can get anything from your card is to use the default, open-source driver.
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From: Dell Upgrade to 13.04 & 13.10 No wifi, graphic card driver and bluetooth Problem?
Wifi/Graphics Driver Fix
I used the commands:
This worked to re-install the wifi drivers and now my wifi is working.
I was thinking maybe this will work for the graphics driver for ATI/AMD cards.
So I tried to re-install the graphics drivers and it worked.
Command for graphics fix was:
As you can see, now all seems to be working.