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Comparing them to when I used nvidia's older linux drivers to what they have now, it took a VERY long time to achieve. I fully expect them to start rolling along with new features and better support. ATI's Linux development team has been making great strides, so don't sell them short. I have set up gaming in linux on both an ATI and an nvidia card lately and neither are hassles. If it took you hours to properly install something like, say, Enemy Territory, then you are doing it all wrong.

Ardan - Monday, Octolink Gaming in linux doesn't take hours to achieve.

Uninstalling the nvidia driver with its own installer (which has an uninstall option) should get the original version back in place afaik. Nvidia drivers replace some of XFree/Xorg libraries, which are incompatible (I think libglx.a is affected by that, but there might be more), and ATI does not have its own version of these files.

Removing the kernel module will do nothing. "We are not entirely sure why, but even after completely removing the NVIDIA kernel module, we still had persistent errors installing the ATI drivers correctly."

It might have just worked loading it manually, saving you some time :-). It might have just worked with that - suse 9.1 loads it automatically for K8T800 chipset, but I think for some reason it doesn't get automatically loaded for nforce3 chipsets. For all A64 based boards, no matter if the chipset is from sis, via, nvidia or someone else, you need the amd64-agp module instead. This is a mistake, you do not need (and it will not work) the nvidia-agp module. However, try as we could, we could not get nvidia_agp and fglrx to play well with each other."

mczak - Monday, Octolink "On our MSI nForce3 board, this should have been the nvidia_agp module.