both stable and unstable releases. The unstable driver can now coexist with the stable driver, and will not be picked up by default. ati-xfree86-bin: Reverted from 8.40.4 to 8.38.6: 8.40.4 is unstable and can cause machine lockups and shouldn't be the default. ati-xfree86-bin-init: removed, and merged initati functionality into ati-xfree86-bin-unstable ati-xfree86-bin-unstable: This packages the 8.40.4 driver. This package provides initiati, which uses the stable driver to initialize the card and thus depends on ati-xfree86-bin.
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1 2007/09/30 22:29:13 briandealwis Exp $
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To use the driver you will need to:
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(1) Add at least a device section to your XF86Config similar to the
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example in ${PREFIX}/share/examples/${PKGBASE}/XF86Config.example
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Please be sure to add ${PREFIX}/lib/modules to your ModulePath.
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(2) Symlink ${PREFIX}/etc/ati to /etc/ati. Failure to do so will result
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in a watermark on the lower-right part of the screen saying
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`Testing use only' and `Unsupported hardware'.
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Note with 8.40.4: this release may not properly initialize some
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cards and may result in a machine hang. One work around is to
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first run `initati' (provided in this package) which will initialize
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the card using an previous release of the driver.
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Useful websites:
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http://debian.wgdd.de/temp/fglrx_man/fglrx.4x.html
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http://ati.cchtml.com
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