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Ok have switched to an ATI Radeon 9200SE (Rev 01) .I play WOW on the 2.5 side so I uninstalled and re-installed 2.5 with the ATI in so it would set it up on install. It found the driver and desktop looks good and runs good.Ok where the problem starts is WOW I keep getting the dreaded error 132 when it trys to start up.I get all the way to the agreement part as long as I dont scroll thru will set and be ok.But the minute I go to scroll is when I get the error.From what im reading at Blizzard the error 132 more of an NVIDIA error not a ATI error.Anyone have any clue on what to do.All help would be appriciated.

So...If I'm reading right.

You switched gpu's without uninstalling video drivers?If so then you must uninstall the old video driver before the ATI card will work....I would think.

I think he did the same as I did ! re-installed w/the new 9300 installed at this point he is running the "out the box drivers" ! They work well until you get into heavy usage ! ! I can never get them straight ! FLGRX? ATI 128 RADEON ! I gave up a long time ago ! than again i am not a gamer ! If my compiz works and screen savers as well as flash player works within realistic values ! I'm good !! I know tis is of no value but just leting you know , you are not running priority drivers !....... Good LUCK ! If you gett'er done let (me) us know !!

What I did was disabled the onboard NVIDIA ,installed the ATI ,formatted and reinstalled 2.5 to one part of hard drive and 2.6 to the other half .I did this because I could not get the onboard NVIDIA to work right in 2.6.Everything working good right now on other games just not in WOW.I just keep getting the error 132 for NVIDIA when I try to start WOW .

After a little poking around it sounds like the 132 error is more to do with ram.Make sure your bios settings match your ram specs.


Tho I don't know how all this relates to running the app with wine...

Not the ram this machine been together for 3 years running the same ram but always the onboard video.Decided since I couldnt get the onboard to work right on 2.6 to install the ATI.Video working good on both 2.5 and 2.6 just some kind of glitch with the WOW program I think.

Ran check.sh this is what it come up with
#!/bin/bash
# check script for the ATI Radeon drivers for Linux/x86(IA32 and x86_64) with XFree 4.x

# projects name
MODULE=fglrx

# strings
VENDOR_TEXT="ATI Technologies"
MODULE_SPACED="ATI Radeon 8500, FireGL 8700/8800"

# file names
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IP_LIB_PREFIX=lib${MODULE}_ip

# script insertion markers
MODULE_UPPER=FGLRX

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XXX="$HERE"/XXX

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if [ $i -ne 0 ];
then
echo "Path to current working directory contains critical characters"
echo "like an asterisk, backslash, quotes or spaces. Since some system"
echo "tools will not cope with such characters this script will abort now."
echo "Unable to determine XFree86 Version. Stopping now."
echo ""
exit 1
fi

if [ "$PlatformName" = "x86_64" ]; then
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else
LIB=lib
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$XF_LIN \
$XF_DRV \
$XF_EXT \
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# list of dirs that are used for verifying xfree 4.x presence
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FindPackageName()
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### EOF ###

Fglrx is the wrong driver for that card with 2.6.It shouldn't even boot into x.I *think you should be using the open source ATI driver.

Tho I'm a little rusty with the new xorg....Ill poke around some more,and see what I can dig up.

Yes you may be right a have been doing some reading at ATI from what I can gather should be running something else .Been reading here https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/ ... -inst.html but nothing there saying to do is working.Cannot bring nothing up like they say it should.Started here to get to that but dont know which one to pick for the OS .Im only trying to get it working on the 2.5 64bit side for my WOW not worried about the 2.6 side.This is link where I started http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

I can only help you find info. on this one so perhaps this will be of some help in sorting it out.
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/luc ... eon.4.html

RV280 Radeon 9200PRO/9200/9200SE/9250, M9+

The link at the top leads here
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+pac ... deo-radeon

X.Org X server -- AMD/ATI Radeon display driver

This package provides the 'radeon' driver for the AMD/ATI Radeon, FireGL,
FireMV, FirePro and FireStream series.
.
Note that this is not the same as the ATI-provided, binary-only, 'fglrx'
driver, which provides additional 3D functionality for some newer Radeon
cards, but is not supported.

There are packages there. But which one to use if any I don't know. It looks like the first one for 64 bit and the 3rd one for 32 bit.

https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206..._104_linux.pdf AMD Proprietary Linux drivers from what im reading at this site for the pdf does not support the 9200 series.XFree86 4.3 Drivers and this one X.Org 6.8 Drivers are for the 9200 series from ATI just can not find out if there for Karmic.Now 2hot6ft2 that one there is for the Lucid I made a link to that one for after I get my 2.5 running so I can play WOW then will experiment with that on 2.6.Thanks for the link.But your link also led me to this https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+so ... b-0ubuntu1 which is a driver for the Karmic and for the 9200SE but being new at Linux I have dealt with .deb but not none of the ones listed and do not know how to try these files they list.Wil need someone to explain how to use them .
Thanks Again