thinkpad t60 显卡驱动在suse10.2下的安装方法

ATI Installer HOWTO for SUSE/Novell users

openSUSE 10.2

If you want or need to use the latest and greatest ATI driver, continue here .

Use

  YaST -> Software -> Change installation Source -> Add

  Protocol: http
  Server Name: : www2.ati.com
  Directory on Server: suse/10.2

to add the ATI http server as additional installation source.
Now use

  YaST -> Software -> Install and Delete Software

to install the ATI/fglrx driver. Select the following packages:

  x11-video-fglrxG01
  ati-fglrxG01-kmp-<kernel-flavor>

<kernel-flavor> depends on your installed kernel. Check with
"uname -r" for installed default/smp/bigsmp kernel. Use "sax2 -r"
for X.Org configuration.

SUSE LINUX 10.1 / SLES10 / SLED10

If you want or need to use the latest and greatest ATI driver, continue here .

Update your Kernel via YOU (YaST Online Update). Use

  YaST -> Software -> Change installation Source -> Add

  Protocol: http
  Server Name: : www2.ati.com
  Directory on Server: suse/sle10

to add the ATI http server as additional installation source.
Now use

  YaST -> Software -> Install and Delete Software

to install the ATI/fglrx driver. Select the following packages:

  x11-video-fglrx
  ati-fglrx-kmp-<kernel-flavor>

<kernel-flavor> depends on your installed kernel. Check with 
"uname -r" for installed default/smp/bigsmp kernel. Use "sax2 -r"
for X.Org configuration.

Manual driver installation for SUSE LINUX 10.0, SLES9, NLD9 and earlier

Since ATI driver release 8.16.20 the ATI installer needs to be used
to create SUSE/Novell RPMs. Download the ATI installer from the ATI 
website.

  http://www.ati.com --> Drivers & Software --> Linux

It is possible to create RPMs for the following SUSE/Novell distros.
This information has been retrieved by using the installer itself:

  ati-driver-installer-8.35.5-x86.x86_64.run --listpkg

[...]
SuSE Packages:
        SuSE/NLD9-IA32		NLD9
        SuSE/SLES9-IA32		SLES9
        SuSE/SUSE91-IA32	SUSE 9.1
        SuSE/NLD9-AMD64		NLD9 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SLES9-AMD64	SLES9 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SUSE91-AMD64	SUSE 9.1 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SUSE100-IA32	SUSE 10.0
        SuSE/SUSE92-IA32	SUSE 9.2
        SuSE/SUSE93-IA32	SUSE 9.3
        SuSE/SUSE100-AMD64	SUSE 10.0 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SUSE92-AMD64	SUSE 9.2 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SUSE93-AMD64	SUSE 9.3 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SLED10-IA32	SLED10
        SuSE/SLES10-IA32	SLES10
        SuSE/SUSE101-IA32	SUSE 10.1
        SuSE/SLED10-AMD64	SLED10 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SLES10-AMD64	SLES10 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SUSE101-AMD64	SUSE 10.1 (x86_64)
        SuSE/SUSE102-IA32	openSUSE 10.2
        SuSE/SUSE102-AMD64	openSUSE 10.2 (x86_64) 

Example:
--------
Create a RPM for SUSE 10.0 (i386) by using the installer.

  ./ati-driver-installer-8.35.5-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg SuSE/SUSE100-IA32

Afterwards install the created RPM by using the rpm command. In the
mentioned example above this would be:

  rpm -Uhv fglrx_6_8_0_SUSE100-8.35.5-1.i386.rpm

The postinstall script of this RPM will try to compile the required
kernel module. If this fails, you'll get a message how to proceed.

You still need to configure the driver with SaX2. Details can be found
in /usr/share/doc/packages/fglrx/README.SuSE.

Unfortunately you need to recompile the "fglrx" kernel module right
after any kernel (security) update. Use "fglrx-kernel-build.sh" for 
this.