Hi Guys,

The game "Chromium" and 3d screen savers are running very slow on my new install of Fedora 2. I assume my ATI 9700 pro drivers aren't installed correctly ?
I checked the ATI site and downloaded check.sh to find the correct driver needed using the command : -

[root@localhost newbux]# sh check.sh
=====================================================================
ATI Technologies
=====================================================================
Your possibly not running this script from the console
or maybe you simply dont have the console ownership.
Unable to determine XFree86 Version. Stopping now.

I then get the above error ?
I am running from root and have checked google and the forums but cannot find a solution.
Any ideas would be appreciated.

Newbux

I have nVidia, but I ran check.sh without problems, just downloaded, ran from console, but with X11 started. It returned to me version of X which you can find also running: /usr/bin/X11/XFree86 -version.

I would download the latest RPM for your card and try to install it and skip over the check.sh issue.

Good luck.

cristian.

P.S. My box runs Slackware 9.1 -

Hi there!

Had the same problem! In fact, as far as I know, Fedora Core 2 hasn't got Xfree but rather an X-Server running.... That's why check.sh can't find any version of Xfree (Someone correct me, if I'm wrong!)

I had the problem while trying to configure my ATI Mobility Radeon, but fortunately I found the correct settings and some hint to configure it, so I didn't have to run the check.sh from ATI...

I think they will bring out a special one for FC2....



Hope this might help a little


smokylux

i had the same problem with my RADEON9600....thanks for the help, but just as a note, i had to run /usr/bin/X11/Xorg -version
to get my version number, with linspire 5.0

thanks again

h

hey, to anyone having this problem, i just found this on the linspire site:
http://help.linspire.com/cgi-bin/lin...cml2ZXI*&p_li=