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Story: A Major Open-Source ATI Linux Driver UpdateTotal Replies: 1
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Steven_Rosenber

Feb 04, 2011
4:25 PM EST 		I'm running 2.6.37 right now, not 2.6.38, which I'm sure Liquorix will be packaging up for Debian soon enough. Since my graphics with the open-source ati/radeon driver aren't broken in Debian, I'll run glxgears after I get the new kernel and see if there's any change.

But ... do I need a new ati/radeon driver package for this to work? I might need to try a live image of (insert distro here) with 2.6.38 in the default.
herzeleid

Feb 04, 2011
5:23 PM EST 		If you're running the open source ATI driver, aren't the modules included in the kernel?

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