9600XT on FC2
:newbie: I just installed FC2 and I want to enable 3D support for it. I downloaded the 9600 4.3 driver off ATI and installed it. I'm attemping to enable 3D support by using this guide I pasted below. How do I put the FC2 patch in the /tmp directory? And after I become root am I pasting those commands in the Terminal? Sorry I wasnt able to post any links to the patches(5 post rule). Please bare with my newbishness, I know people like me frustrate a lot of you. :D
1. First, download the ATI Drivers (the ones for "XFree86 4.3.0" will work). *DONE* 2. Then, download the Fedora Core 2 patch for the ATI Drivers. Put it in the /tmp directory. *NEED HELP HERE* 3. Open a Terminal, and become root: su - 4. Install the ATI drivers: rpm -Uvh --replacefiles fglrx-4.3.0-*.i386.rpm 5. Now, we're going to patch the drivers to work with Fedora Core 2: cd /lib/modules/fglrx/build_mod/ patch -p1 -i /tmp/fglrx-3.9.0-fc2.patch 6. Now we're going to build and install the module: sh make.sh cd .. sh make_install.sh 7. Now, we want to close X, the graphical part of Linux, so we can set up the driver. Open a Terminal and type: telinit 3 This will shut down X and you will have a "Login:" prompt. 8. Log in as root. 9. Now, we're going to set up the driver: fglrxconfig 10. The ATI driver has now created a new configuration file. We have to make sure that X uses the new config file, not the old one: cd /etc/X11 mv xorg.conf xorg.conf.bak ln -sf XF86Config-4 xorg.conf 11. And now we can start X again: telinit 5 This should install the ATI Drivers for you and provide you with 3D ATI support. Enjoy |
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