Ati driver installer 8.23 7 x86_64

May 24, By: JimGravelle. I also found the installation instructions to be more complex then they needed to be and all the required packages listed were for a Red Hat distro…not SUSE. The following procedure is for creating and installing the ATI driver package:. Click the Continue button and wait for it to generate and save your custom package. That is the package you will now use to install the driver. Resolve any errors before continuing. See the Examples section of a screen shot of a cleaninstall.

If all goes well the package should install without a hitch! In a few seconds the SaX2 configuration screen should open. Note : For me, sometimes the screen will turn to a grey or off-white colour when exiting SaX2.

In a Terminal window, enter the following command: fglrxinfo. Now we need to ensure the kernel modules are in place: at the command prompt type: fglrx-kernel-build.

Note and resolve any errors. If not, you may either try reinstalling from scratch, or do some forum surfing for some help. If this is incorrect, the installer does have an option to change the source path being used. Also, should I remove the old kernel from the system? If you think it's a good idea to do that, then can you point me in the direction of some instructions on how to do so?

There is a way to fix that the nVidia Nforce sound drivers Perhaps you should try doing that with ndiswrapper. Ndiswrapper is primarily used for installing drivers for network cards, but is also used to install other windows drivers.

I suggest that you install cabextract if you want to extract the. Then try and to experiment to see wich files you need to install.

Go onto forums on the internet. If that fails wich it shouldnt , try using the ALSA drivers. And also what computer are you running. Please post that. Well actually I built this system myself a little over a year ago I ordered the parts i wanted from etailers and put it all together when it arrived. I had wanted a mostly windows gaming system, and i wasn't really satisified with what i could buy at Dell or HP etc. I realized I could more of what I wanted buy building it myself, so i did.

At the begining of this school semester I started taking an intro to unix class which is ironically taught on Fedora core Linux , and I've really started liking it alot. I decided to use the hdd from the old system for a Linux build, and I found that Debian seemed to be the best match for my system, so here I am, and now i want to see what I can do with this gaming wise, and we'll see from there Hmm wonder if I shoulda posted this somewhere else Ah well.

Anyways, I'll just have to keep hitting the net and try to figure this out. Wraithfire , Apr 15, Gaming you say Since you are a collage student and all, you should know of the usefull tools of Bittorent Well there is a way, ive been researching From what ive seen, nvidia is broken with the 2. I keep getting an error message exactly like what this guy describes. Now I'm not using the same install method as he is, I'm doing this. Not sure what to do at this point; been banging my head against the wall for a few days now, any suggestions?

Wraithfire , Apr 6, Attached Files:. Can you post the error directly to this forum instead of attaching a file? Then it's easier for us. Creating directory fglrx-install Verifying archive integrity All good. Package build utility output: dpkg-buildpackage: source package is fglrx-installer dpkg-buildpackage: source version is 8. I am running an amd athlon 64 on Debian 3. Not sure about that really.

Wraithfire , Apr 7, What's the output of Code:.