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Old 17-Jul-2009, 00:34
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Default HD4870 Driver install and Xinerama

Hello everyone.
Was wondering how to go about installing HD4870 drivers, But more so which to install. I remember on Ubuntu having big big problems with Xinerama and the official ATi drivers.

Hoping somebody could direct me? Last time i used Linux was a while ago I have forgotten most of the commands to install drivers/apps.

Help would be appreciated
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x3l adjusted his/her AFDB on Friday 17 Jul 2009 06:36 to write:

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> Hello everyone.
> Was wondering how to go about installing HD4870 drivers, But more so
> which to install. I remember on Ubuntu having big big problems with
> Xinerama and the official ATi drivers.
>
> Hoping somebody could direct me? Last time i used Linux was a while ago
> I have forgotten most of the commands to install drivers/apps.
>
> Help would be appreciated
> -xel
>
>


http://en.opensuse.org/ATI

The choice is yours but I always do the "Hard way" of installing, have a
look at a few of my previous posts.

Also in the thread here:

http://forums.opensuse.org/how-faq-r...ow-faq/390874-
published-howto-ati-radeon-driver.html

Mind the wrap there.

Any probs just holler.

Once you have them installed you can use the command as user:

amdcccle

to get the catalyst GUI to configure your card.

Works for me.

YMMV


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