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  • #11
    Originally posted by entropy View Post
    Btw, is the XV bug fixed now?
    I happily switched to the FOSS driver in early Feb.
    Yes it is fixed and already uploaded to Debian.

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    • #12
      Catalyst 12.3 is two weeks away anyway, so that should sort out proper HD 7xxx support in time for Ubuntu 12.04.

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      • #13
        It doesn't compile against Linux 3.2. Be warned

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Fisiu View Post
          It doesn't compile against Linux 3.2. Be warned
          Here it works fine, a build log would be nice.

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          • #15
            I'll retest it tomorrow evening with Linux 3.2.9 and post build log.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by d2kx View Post
              Catalyst 12.3 is two weeks away anyway, so that should sort out proper HD 7xxx support in time for Ubuntu 12.04.
              In fact, I think that 12.2 was ready two or three weeks ago... when they sent the windows version to be certified but not released till today... (as the official windows version). So I hope to see a lot of work for HD 7xxx in the 12.3!

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              • #17
                anyone else noticing tearing issues using html5 video with this driver?

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                • #18
                  plum@plum-desktop Work$ cat /usr/share/ati/fglrx-install.log
                  Uninstalling any previously installed drivers.

                  Creating symlink /var/lib/dkms/fglrx/8.95/source ->
                  /usr/src/fglrx-8.95

                  DKMS: add completed.

                  Kernel preparation unnecessary for this kernel. Skipping...

                  Building module:
                  cleaning build area....
                  cd /var/lib/dkms/fglrx/8.95/build; sh make.sh --nohints --uname_r=3.2.9-2.fc16.x86_64 --norootcheck.....(bad exit status: 1)
                  [Error] Kernel Module : Failed to build fglrx-8.95 with DKMS
                  [Error] Kernel Module : Removing fglrx-8.95 from DKMS

                  ------------------------------
                  Deleting module version: 8.95
                  completely from the DKMS tree.
                  ------------------------------
                  Done.
                  [Reboot] Kernel Module : dracut


                  Building Fail on kernel 3.2.9-2 under Fedora 16

                  but Fine on kernel 3.2.9-1

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by elmo23x View Post
                    for all you to enjoy:



                    No idea of what is new, or if it support HD7xxx... I will test now
                    This driver seems to badly break on Linux Mint (Ubuntu-based) 12, with an AMD FirePro M7740 chip. The screen was completely garbled. I couldn't even get to a (visible) virtual terminal using Ctrl-Alt-F1. I had to reboot, and from a recovery shell uninstall Catalyst 12.2 and reinstall fglrx.

                    I'm getting pretty sick of AMD drivers not working on my laptop.

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                    • #20
                      Gnome3?

                      Originally posted by DoofusOfDeath View Post
                      This driver seems to badly break on Linux Mint (Ubuntu-based) 12, with an AMD FirePro M7740 chip. The screen was completely garbled. I couldn't even get to a (visible) virtual terminal using Ctrl-Alt-F1. I had to reboot, and from a recovery shell uninstall Catalyst 12.2 and reinstall fglrx.

                      I'm getting pretty sick of AMD drivers not working on my laptop.
                      I am guessing that this means fglrx still does not work with Gnome3 and it's derivatives. I gave up waiting long ago and switched to Gallium. Gallium is OK if you are not a gamer, but I would still like to have the best power management. Waiting some more. Ho Hum. I have built a new machine and for the first time in ten years it is Intel. Why? Apart from anything else, because I am a Gnome3 user and I want a stable desktop without weird and wacky menu tearing. I was patient for a long time, but forever is too much to expect.

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