> Got 2 rpm's for you to test. You need kernel- sources and gcc and make: > > http://opensuse.linux.co.nz/apt/suser- agirardet/10.0/RPMS/i686/nvidia- 7676- 1.SU > PER.i686.rpm > > http://opensuse.linux.co.nz/apt/suser- agirardet/10.0/RPMS/i686/fglrx- 8.16.20- 1. > SUPER.i686.rpm > > > ATI driver: > > rpm - Uvh fglrx- 8.16.20- 1.SUPER.i686.rpm >
tried on a T42p and it is not working right now. When I install the original file from ati it works fine. Get nearly 2000 Frames per Second with the driver installed properly on my T42p (compared to standard 312 FPS). > then run the following on a konsole > > sax2 - r - m 0=fglrx - b /usr/share/doc/packages/fglrx/sax2- profile > > > Close, Test and Save the new configuration and exit sax2 and restart X > > NVIDIA driver: > > rpm - Uvh nvidia- 7676- 1.SUPER.i686.rpm > This one works (tested on SLICK 20051003) workstation white box. Not yet on clean install can anyone confirm or deny that this works? Will reinstall on Dualhead NVIDIA system otherwise tomorrow and hopefully verify on clean installed current in apt fglrx SUPER.1.rpm. > Restart X konsole --> glxgears 6000 FPS Very slick stuff :D SUSE is so much fun! And so fast, faster then Yoper ever was. I don't want to say more as there is an established Yoper community I do not want to offend. The apps start very fast ... benchmarks to follow in my next thread. My current work system is my Dualhead NVIDIA Athlon XP upgraded once, the day I started Yoper). I want to reinstall on XFS since Online Defrag is a killer app from an OS perspective. It just does stays at faster to install speed due to nvidia binary driver option. No need to go though wizards ... saves time on Open Source software. It runs and runs and runs. Thankfully in New Zealand it is possible to establish certified identity as professionally possible and establish Open Source Software due to our amazing interesting Copyright law. For example I could ship the Captive NTFS read/write driver. For as long as it would read the data of the proprietary drivers on the C: Drive into RAM from a read mountable hda1 or other device containing the binary DLL from M$. That is all very legal in NZ. The GPL protects the individual freedom of speech to defeat crackers and other bugs or Dictators. Personally I read the www.opensource.org principles that way. Complete freedom and impunity of expression, since only that will prevent any form of Dictatorship, IMHO. Good night and ... happy SUSEing ;) Andreas Regards, Andreas Girardet Consulting Architect openSUSE is SUPER: To help in the SUSE Performance Enhanced Release project visit http://www.opensuse.org/SUPER --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
