fglrx ATI driver and rt kernel how to?

[Brian David]

Abogani will need to confirm this, but I don't think the fglrx patch
for the Lucid -realtime kernel works yet.  If you need to use fglrx
and are using Lucid, I'd recommend using the -rt kernel that is in the
official Ubuntu repos.

On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Gabbe Nord <gabbe.nord at gmail.com> wrote:
> Install all fglrx packages from that PPA. I was also confused from the
> fglrx-installer package but you just need to install all the fglrx packages
> from the PPA and it will be fine!
>
> On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Joan Quintana <joan_quintana at yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> I've been using the ATI propietary driver in my Lucid 10.04 with
>> 2.6.31-11-rt
>> kernel. Quite stable, but difficult and a lot of tweaking to install it.
>> After restore my system to a previous snapshot (where fglrx was working
>> stable), now fglrx is deconfigured once again.
>>
>> From a previous post I realized that there is an fglrx patch from Bogani's
>> PPA. I have the repo already updated (I'm working with his rt kernel), but
>> sudo apt-get install fglrx-installer doesn't found any package.
>>
>> May be I miss something... if this patch is removed from Lucy, can I use
>> this patch from another release (I tried)? is it true that this patch works
>> for lowlatency kernel and not for the rt kernel?
>>
>> Looking for an easy and stable way to working with the ATI driver, thanks.
>>
>> Joan Q
>>
>>
>>
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