我的X700一直都打不开3D加速，红旗，RH9，SUSE10。0都用过，查遍各种论坛， 都找不到有效的办法，今天在OPENSUSE支持论坛上找到的HOWTO。转过来给我一样痛苦的人。
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I am running SUSE 10.0 Eval (GM) in 32bit mode and ATI 9800XT AGP Card.
Make sure that you have installed: 1. kernel-source 2. gcc 3. make (all from Yast)
“Since ATI driver release 8.16.20 the ATI installer needs to be used to create SUSE RPMs. Download the ATI installer from the ATI website.
http://www.ati.com ?> Drivers & Software ?> Linux” 1. Download the ATI Driver Installer (~56MB) from ATI’s site
2. Switch to root (~> su)
3. # sh ./ati-driver-installer-8.xx.xx-i386.run ?get-supported
(this will show the supported OS, which in my case was SuSE/SUSE100-IA32)
4. # sh ./ati-driver-installer-8.xx.xx-i386.run ?buildpkg SuSE/SUSE100-IA32
(this will create rpm installer for ATI drivers for your distro)
5. Now switch to init 3 (# init 3)
6. Log in as root and then install driver:
7. # rpm -Uhv fglrx_6_8_0_SUSE-8.xx.xx.1.i386.rpm
8. If you are running 64bit environment, then follow this, or skip to step 9
Update: Seems like that from version 8.18.6-x86_64 +, the patch command is NOT required, so skip this one, as this was needed with previous versions.
a. Download from [url="ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/supplementary/X/ATI/"]
SUSE FTP [/url]file called: fglrx64_6_8_0-8.xx.xx-1.x86_64.diff
b. # cp fglrx64_6_8_0-8.xx.xx-1.x86_64.diff /usr/src/kernel-modules/fglrx
c. # cd /usr/src/kernel-modules/fglrx
d. # patch -p0
e. Then start again: # /usr/X11R6/bin/fglrx-kernel-build.sh
9. Once all this is completed, all that is left is to run sax2 to configure the driver:
# sax2 -r -m 0=fglrx -b /usr/share/doc/packages/fglrx/sax2-profile
10. Accept the default changes or if you want to modify something then go and customize.
11. Now back to Desktop Environment by running the following command:
# init 5
Remember, the 3D icon in the middle of the screen is not always shown as enabled. That is OK. Once all the above has been completed, we will run few tests to make sure that 3D is being enabled.
Once in KDE/Gnome, open your terminal and run the following commands as “user”
1. ~> fglrxinfo
(the output should state ATI and not MESA, as in the screenshot below)
2. ~> glxgears
(a simple 3D OpenGL test, in my case I am getting ~4800fps, as seen in the screenshot, and before installing drivers it was ~180fps)
If for some reason you are not getting ATI as output with “fglrxinfo” command, simply repeat the step 9 once more.
Here is a screenshot of my working ATI 9800XT Video Card on my SUSE 10.0:
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[/url] Well, that’s it and enjoy.
