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I hope that helps you but you will need to go to the ati web site instead of the nvidia website (My card was a Nvidia)
I talk to a friend of my,he told me that on SUSE 10.2 there is no 3D game software at ATI for laptop presario v5015ca with radeon xpress 200m.
So I have wait for
Um, that makes no sense to me. As long as you have openGL support you should be able to install/run 3D games. They are not distro-specific (that I know of).
Add
Code:
http://www2.ati.com/suse/
as an update repo or Smart channel and make sure you have a current driver. The Nvidia driver included with suse never supported openGL on my GeForce card and I have always gotten the driver by using
Problem with ATI video drivers X.Org 7.2/Mesa > 6.4.2 Bug #198125 Please contact ATI and request driver update. The more ATI is aware of the linux needs the more likely they will see an oportunity to do open source drivers. There's no need to fill this bug report with more comments about missing support in current drivers. Contact AMD/ATI or better yet your OEM (such as Acer, Asus, Dell, HP etc.) and tell them you want better Linux support for your hardware.
I have a Laptop with a ATI Radeon M9000, I installed the driver and worked ok, but had no 3D either, I've read somwhere that some ATI (linux driver) for laptop does not support 3D.
"AMD does monthly releases and in all likelihood, recent versions of underlying infrastructure will be supported in under a month from the release date. It is the process we have gone through for the last 2 years, and will continue to be that way."
"Regarding XOrg 7.2 support, the XOrg release goes out (possibly) tomorrow. I believe that there were DRI related changes that went in the final stages, so even if there was a pre7.2 driver available, it most likely would have failed for 3D somewhere between the release candidates and the final version."
hahah. Id like to say they are just a bunch of wanke... but no .
They managed to get the Vista drivers out of the door, when Vista was something like alpha, but no way are they fixing this BIGBIGBIG problem in their development process over at the linux side.
"AMD does monthly releases and in all likelihood, recent versions of underlying infrastructure will be supported in under a month from the release date. It is the process we have gone through for the last 2 years, and will continue to be that way."
"Regarding XOrg 7.2 support, the XOrg release goes out (possibly) tomorrow. I believe that there were DRI related changes that went in the final stages, so even if there was a pre7.2 driver available, it most likely would have failed for 3D somewhere between the release candidates and the final version."
hahah. Id like to say they are just a bunch of wanke... but no .
They managed to get the Vista drivers out of the door, when Vista was something like alpha, but no way are they fixing this BIGBIGBIG problem in their development process over at the linux side.
We have to wait for a month ?
NVIDIA here I come.
Well a friend of my he told me yesterday the drive what I`m looking for is not available,but in the future and thnx I can wait.
Yes, the latest 8.32.5 driver supports Xorg 7.2. However I am having problems with the last stage of installation of the drivers.
When I do sax2 -r -m 0=fglrx the screen starts turning white and within 10 seconds the whole screen is blank. Xorg 7.2-92.1 i586, sax2 8.1-154.1, SuSE 10.2.
I have the same problem too, with XOrg 7.2 and fglrx 8.32.5. The display is broken (buttons, etc not showing), and after entering X the system hangs after about 15 sec. I guess there is something wrong with XOrg 7.2? Seems there is something wrong with the redraw function.
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