AMD catalyst 10.9 has been released

i solved like anomalydetected said

downgrade to kernel 2.6.32-23 and works ati 10.9

thanks!

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Originally Posted by foutrelis

I think I'm experiencing the same issue. I filed a bug report at http://ati.cchtml.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1913 but haven't received a reply yet. Before reporting this as a bug, I asked on the Arch forums if anyone was able to reproduce this issue, but yours is the only similar report. :(

Have you by any chance found an explanation of what's wrong and/or maybe a solution?

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just drop the 32bit flash the nativ 64bit one do have less bugs.

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Originally Posted by foutrelis

I think I'm experiencing the same issue. I filed a bug report at http://ati.cchtml.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1913 but haven't received a reply yet. Before reporting this as a bug, I asked on the Arch forums if anyone was able to reproduce this issue, but yours is the only similar report. :(

Have you by any chance found an explanation of what's wrong and/or maybe a solution?

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i now creat an accound on this page "http://ati.cchtml.com/" to confirm this bug for you.

only know catalyst version "10.5 ,10,6, pre10,5" for this page there is no difference for 10.8 or 10.9

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Originally Posted by Qaridarium

just drop the 32bit flash the nativ 64bit one do have less bugs.

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It's exactly the same situation with the native 64bit Flash plugin. And it's not just Flash either; it has occurred with smplayer a few times, although in this case it's not reproducible always like Flash.

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Originally Posted by foutrelis

It's exactly the same situation with the native 64bit Flash plugin. And it's not just Flash either; it has occurred with smplayer a few times, although in this case it's not reproducible always like Flash.

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i just pointet out that the 64bit one do have less bugs.

yes maybe a driver bug but be sure Flash is crap if something goes wrong with flash most of the time its OK because just Flash...

you can not set the bugfree unix/linux standart for flash.. you know its adobe.. they can't ;-)