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ATI Proprietary Linux x86 Display Driver 8.42.3

ATI Proprietary Linux x86 Display Driver 8.42.3

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"If you are not sure which version of XFr..."
Published by ATI on 26 Mar 2010
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If you are not sure which version of XFree86 you have installed, please download and run Check.sh from a command line to find out.

Notes:
The above drivers support English only.
The display driver requires POSIX shared memory to be enabled on the system.
Kernel Source package is no longer required if Kernel Header package is installed.

Before installing version 8.42.3 of ATI Proprietary Linux x86 Display Driver for Linux make sure this is the latest version available and that it works with your current operating system and device model. If the driver contains release notes ("readme" files) proceed with reading them first. Second recommended step is creating a restore point to help you later on in case you install the wrong device driver. Note that some drivers will work instantly after installing them, but others will require a system restart in order to function properly.

As an alternative, you can simplify the process of installing the latest versions for your drivers by using a program to scan all your drivers and compare them with the latest available versions from the manufacturers. We recommend Driver Scanner from Uniblue for such a task. Download it and run a free driver scan here.

  • Size:

    45.78 MB

  • License:

    Freeware

  • OS:

    Linux

  • Price:

    $0

  • Updated:

    26 Mar 2010

  • Downloads:

    32 (0 last week)

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