The opensuse page explains that there are major issues with the proprietary ATI drivers but I got XGL working on my Ferrari 3200 (AMD64) machine with SUSE 10.0 (x86_64).
Card ATI Mobility Radeon 9700
Driver: fglrx version 8.19 (proprietary Ati driver)
Had it working before, but it was S L O W.
What I did this time.
Followed the howto on opensuse.org/xgl.
There are issues with the latest ATI drivers so I decided to use an older driver:
(download from the ATI site version 8.19)
In the normal procedure you build a rpm from the ati-driver, you don't use the ATI gui install.
I installed the rpm and than started the ati driver again, the GUI install. see readme
sh ./ati-driver-installer-8.19.10-x86_64.run
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Hey, I'm glad to see at least one success story with this. I also appreciate the comment on my wordpress. (First one!)
Kororaa, a Gentoo-based live CD, have released a live CD showcasing Xgl.
The iso is so popular, u can't download it :)
Go Xgl!! Great work Novell.
http://www.osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=13909
>installed the rpm and than started the ati driver again, the GUI install.
Please, explain more. What did you do?
check the card on this url
card that seem tobe supported
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_XGL#Cards_found_to_be_supported
By the way it is for certain I’m going to return soon to look for fresh info from you!
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