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Installing Radeon 9200se drivers

how do i install the drivers for this graphics card?
as i can't find a guide.
also i get this error come up sometimes which is something do do with an X config.

anyone?
i had a look at Envy but the download link dosn't work

I have the same question and exactly the same driver
I searched for 1 week and the only thing I found it's to install a package:

Code:
sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx


oh kool

i keep getting this message about some X server thing then i can't fix it so now i have to do another install


Originally Posted by chrisbishoh kool

i keep getting this message about some X server thing then i can't fix it so now i have to do another install Hi and wait you dont need to reinstall the os. You can reconfigure your xorg. After you install the driver you can use this command to see if it is installed

PHP Code:
gksudonbsp;geditnbsp;/etc/X11/xorg.confnbsp;

The driver is under the device section and should look something like this

Section quot;Devicequot;
Identifierquot;Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controllerquot;
Driverquot;i810quot;
BusIDquotCI:0:2:0quot;

I am on my lapto which has intel graphics but your should say like ati or fglx
You may try the command in the terminal

PHP Code:
sudonbsp;dpkg-reconfigurenbsp;-phighnbsp;xserver-xorgnbsp;

also this will reconfigure xorg so you don't have to reinstall.
Hope this helps good luck!

ok so when it boot up and get to the X server thing i got through it and it gets to the terminal
i enter the stuff you gave me right? and then i can install the drivers


Originally Posted by chrisbishok so when it boot up and get to the X server thing i got through it and it gets to the terminal
i enter the stuff you gave me right? and then i can install the drivers

Hi yes if you reboot and you get the x error then get to command line then enter the second command

PHP Code:
sudonbsp;dpkg-reconfigurenbsp;-phighnbsp;xserver-xorgnbsp;
Then you can use the first command  when you are in the desktop via the terminal and see which driver you are using.

ok i did it and it came up with a menu and i selected ati
then i turned it off then turned it on again
now it works thanks man

ill post again in a min with my terminal results

Section quot;Devicequot;
Identifierquot;Generic Video Cardquot;
Driverquot;atiquot;
BusIDquotCI:1:0:0quot;
EndSection


Originally Posted by chrisbishSection quot;Devicequot;
Identifierquot;Generic Video Cardquot;
Driverquot;atiquot;
BusIDquotCI:1:0:0quot;
EndSection

Ok what is the out put of

PHP Code:
glxinfonbsp;

In the terminal to see if you have direct rendering
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