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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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>On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 13:02 +0200, Benjamin Grauer wrote: |
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>>Chris Ritchey wrote: |
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>>>So here is how a fixed a similar problem: |
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>>>1) emerge new kernel with USe="symlink" or symlink manually |
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>>>2) compile and install kernel |
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>>>3) emerge ati-drivers |
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>>>4) opengl-update ati |
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>>thanks, but this is exactly what i've done. and it just does not work... :( |
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>Have you tried my very minimal Device section? |
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yes, and as a matter of fact, it worked.... but... |
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1. only with one monitor |
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2. without 3d-acceleration (180frames in glxgrears) |
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so... |
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here i am again :( |
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if you know, where else i could ask questions like this, please tell me ... |
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