First hi to everyone, this is my first post.
I'm new to linux and I have a problem with 3d acceleration in Fedora Core 4 64bit.
My graphic card is ATI Radeon 9600XT and I have installed ATI linux driver and it works fine.
Problem starts when I try tu use Point2Play and cenega to start Call of Duty, it says that my drivers are not up to date. I tried to start C&C: Generals and it actualy worked but very slow and then I saw that it has no 3d acceleration, so I think that's why Call of Duty doesn't start either.
I used Point2Play system tests and in that test OpenGL passed but 3d accleration failed the test.

Can anyone help me, I'm working on this problem for the past 5 days and haven't come up with anything.

Could you post the output of this command?
How did you verify that the ATI drivers are working fine?

dfilkovi, welcome to LQ then

on top of cs-cam very good suggestion,
here some stuffs you can look at to learn about your graphic system
command called xdpyinfo

a log you print on screen:
cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log (check the filename)

Look as well at /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Nobody wants to see the whole of it, but some good section might help
at some point.

I know this will be garblegiboo at first, but you will learn

What is the score from
glxgears

just as a curiosity

I solved the problem reading this post form borchen an I thank him.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d+acceleration

It was just so frustrating for me that I can't install the driver just double clicking on the rpm and than start conf utility.

Thanx to Borchen.

Then go and buy a stress ball or three, maybe a big teddy bear to punch. Using linux will mean that often things won't just work after a quick double-click. There is never anything really hard to do and documentation is generally at a walkthrough standard but this isn't Windows and setup files as most are used to don't exist except for things like Autopackage.