my ati radeon 9700 128mb mobilty
This is a discussion about my ati radeon 9700 128mb mobilty in the Linux Hardware category; Hi my laptop has a ati radeon 9700 128mb mobilty card in it how and where do i get and install drivers for the card ? im useing redhat fedora core and have a 64bit cpu if this helps ive been to the ati site and followed what it said but no luck.
Hi
my laptop has a ati radeon 9700 128mb mobilty card in it
how and where do i get and install drivers for the card ?
im useing redhat fedora core and have a 64bit cpu if this
helps ive been to the ati site and followed what it said
but no luck.
i cant even use the check.sh file to find out what verson
of what ever im using is im lost and need help !!!????
cheers
Matthew
my laptop has a ati radeon 9700 128mb mobilty card in it
how and where do i get and install drivers for the card ?
im useing redhat fedora core and have a 64bit cpu if this
helps ive been to the ati site and followed what it said
but no luck.
i cant even use the check.sh file to find out what verson
of what ever im using is im lost and need help !!!????
cheers
Matthew
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Geez. Sorry to say that ATI doesn't have GNU/Linux drivers for mobile graphic cards. You better stick with the generic driver that comes with the OS.
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oh really bummer!!
so anyway i can make it go any faster the os find the it as a 9600
but i cant even run the fre game 'tux racer' that comes with the fedora core its like 1 frame per second
????
thanks Matthew
so anyway i can make it go any faster the os find the it as a 9600
but i cant even run the fre game 'tux racer' that comes with the fedora core its like 1 frame per second
????
thanks Matthew
Also, take a look at the ATI Linux faq page.
Sorry to say that you can't. The default driver that comes with the OS is not optimized for openGL. You're gonna be stuck with the 1-frame per second gameplay till ATI releases a driver for Mobility Radeon.
Mathew's post is over a year old, so I doubt that he is still around. However, nice link!
