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Thread: Ok, it's November. Where's 8.43?

  1. #21
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    So how is going to happen with ati-linux driver/s, if you where the only developer,?
    I mean real..
    Last edited by Mota_boy; 11-06-2007 at 11:01 AM.

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    ignore posts from fredo

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    Okei, I`m was already thinging what the ****

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    I would say on 10-11th November there will be release, or maybe 19th November(RV670 release).
    Last edited by metala; 11-06-2007 at 12:08 PM.

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    You know, we'd all love the next set of drivers to come out as soon as possible so we can get (hopefully) more stable machines.

    But, as echoed by many a person, many a time, I'm willing to wait till the end of the month if it means more fixes and stability.

    ...somehow I also doubt it'll be out November 10-11th.

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    I'm with 8.42.3 and Sapphire HD 2600 XT and I'm feeling very stable with my Debian Lenny. Maybe some bug fixes in pre-R600 will be well met. Because my brother's Mobility Radeon X700 is really blazing(compared to 8.35.5), but there are artifacts that many people have complained about. I have not other complaints about 8.42.3.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crunchy View Post
    A driver that actually works with my x1950 Pro AGP would be nice
    I second that Crunchy!
    Using Sapphire X1950 Pro AGP(512). Can get decent 2D but never 3D support.
    Last edited by mabco; 11-07-2007 at 05:48 AM.

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    Any hint as to when ATI/AMD will release the 3D specs?

    I know people have discussed the possibility of non-disclosure or proprietary elements within the chipsets, but I wonder if they are looking at 2D to be rock stable across 80% of the chipsets in production before they release the docs?

    My release name vote: 8.43 'aka Black Friday'

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    Quote Originally Posted by mabco View Post
    I second that Crunchy!
    Using Sapphire X1950 Pro AGP(512). Can get decent 2D but never 3D support.
    I'm using the same card, but I do manage to get 3d support. I just installed the driver and it works. I'm also able to play various games and use AIGLX.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MagicTempest View Post
    I'm using the same card, but I do manage to get 3d support. I just installed the driver and it works. I'm also able to play various games and use AIGLX.
    I wonder what the difference is? I've tried all sorts of kernel and config settings to try and get it to work. What's your motherboard/CPU Magic?

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