А вот и конфиги
Works great on Slackware 9.1 (now slackware-current). Using the ATI's 3.2.8 drivers. XFree86 4.3.0
Works fine with WineX-CVS, UT2004demo, basically anything OpenGL that I have tried.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/showproduct.php?product=68 3
I have been seeing a lot of problems installing the new ATI drivers with the 2.6.7 kernel and Slackware 10 so heres the solution, it's how I did it.
First, download the new ATI drivers from www.ati.com as of right now they should be 3.9.
The 2.6.7 kernel requires a patch download it from here
http://linuxmind.de/~ssimon/fglrx-2.6.7.patch
Heres the very first thing I do
***NOTE: I rename my files for my sake replace the filename with the filename you have***
1. rpm2tgz fglrx.rpm
this will change the rpm file to a .tgz for all you noobs out there.
***installpkg and the following steps are done as root***
2. installpkg fglrx.tgz
this will install the fglrx drivers required for your card
3. cp fglrx-2.6.7.patch /lib/modules/fglrx/build_mod
this will copy the patch to the appropriate directory
4. patch -p1 < fglrx-2.6.7.patch
this will patch the current drivers to work with the 2.6.7 kernel
5. chmod +x make.sh
makes make.sh executable
6. sh make.sh
runs make.sh, if you get any errors during this about agpgart then you need to recompile your kernel to use agpgart as a module refer to the Kernel Compiling stickies
7. cd ..
if you dont know what this does then you shouldn't even be using Linux
8. chmod +x make_install.sh
once again makes make_install.sh executable
9. sh make_install.sh
that should install the drivers no problem, now onto configuring your X server
I perfer to hand edit the xorg.conf file instead of using fglrxconfig because it usually screws my server up so.
10. joe /etc/X11/xorg.conf
you can use whatever editor you'd like here, open up the file and change the approriate lines
Under the section "Module Section" under load glx add
code:
load "dri"
Under the section "Graphics Device Section"
code:
Section "Device"
Identifier "fglrx"
Driver "fglrx"
Under the section "Screen Sections"
code:
Device "fglrx"
At the very bottom of the file add this
code:
Section "DRI"
Group 0
Mode 0666
EndSection
Bam save the file and you should have acceleration, if anyone wants me to I will post my xorg.conf file
*** EDIT ***
If you want to test your driver install goto a terminal and type glxgears
Also if you are running the 2.4.x kernel you don't need to apply the patch
***EDIT***
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