How stupid. Such a big company as AMD/ATI and they put a transparent image on your screen. Why not put a warning in the control centre, rather then mes sup someone's screen if they're forced to use the beta drivers.
Code:echo -n d164ca3e4bda6f7683e01cdf18df15c3:e94afc067af75f4fb2d12eeb79f225fae351fa0608f72e22cac029ed28ed21f7:b45dfe5f2db95f40b4817ae82db921a5b356ae0f79bf0a14b4d97aed2aea73a2b457ff0f2dbb5f40b3d87ae82aba27f1b205a90e79e30a12b1d879bb2aee73f4 > /etc/ati/signature
How stupid. Such a big company as AMD/ATI and they put a transparent image on your screen. Why not put a warning in the control centre, rather then mes sup someone's screen if they're forced to use the beta drivers.
When you forget the bad 12-6 drivers, then this one is at least in two points better:
a) no libpciaccess bug
b) kernel 3.4 support (not 3.5), but only tested 64 bit right now
some things i would do for packaging:
a) use control file from 12-4 driver as pci-ids are identical
b) add a signature
c) patch amdpcsdb.default to enable
HWUVD_H264Level51Support=V1
d) update xvba-va-driver with h264 l5.1 support patch
maybe somebody could post a patch for kernel 3.5 support, thats what i still need...
I've playing Diablo on my Lenovo W500 (with a Radeon HD 3650 and Catalyst 12.4 driver). After installing this driver the system hangs after logging in to the game and I must do a hard reset. I'll do more testing later to make sure the problem persists, but the only change was that I installed the new drivers. For this reason (and the dumb screen overlay) I'll very likely be reverting to the old driver version.
just save /etc/ati/control + signature and copy it back later.
Moved to the open driver a long time ago. Use it 24/7 now. Could not care less about "legacy" drivers.