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Here are some screenshots: www.filedropper.com/screenshot1_1 www.filedropper.com/screenshot2_1 B3 - Fix the bug reported by melcar with defaults restoring previous overclock and not defaults 32 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXFzbQ 64 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXFzbA B4 -Added icon provided by @storma, thanks -Added system tray with gpu info in tooltip -Fix some labels 32 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXF3Ng 64 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXF3NQ B5 -Fix bug with ok and cancel not closing behaving properly after adding the system tray -Fix bug when added the overclocking that setting a lower speed then the current speed would fail -Added some gui message for unsupported errors 32 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXIwYQ 64 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXIwOQ B6 -Should now work with multiple card/gpu 32 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXI3cg 64 bit version, http://omploader.org/iMXI3cQ Future -Now on kde app 32 bit version, http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show...content=107458 64 bit version, http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show...content=107457 A few notes: -I was testing on a 4830 -I used Catalyst 9.4 when developing however Catalyst 9.3+ should be ok (for libatiadlxx.so) -I am under kde so I develop the gui for the Qt toolkit, the qt libraries are required -libdl and libpthread is also required, I think for most distro they should be there by default with libc I believe. -The gui should be pretty self explanatory, but for the fan if left uncheck it keeps the "automatic" setting, otherwise it goes to manual mode set at the defined percentage -Use wisely, e.g. you probably shouldn't turn off the fan and overclock everything to the maximum Last edited by sabby; 06-27-2009 at 03:00 PM. |
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Regards, Matthew |
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Looks nice. Do you happen to know what are the exact libraries needed? I would rather not go on installing every single qt lib. and just get what's really needed. Oh, and it refuses to extract with GNOME's File Roller for some reason.
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tar zxvf atioc_x86_64.tar.gz gzip: stdin: not in gzip format tar: Child returned status 1 tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors |
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It seems to be already gunzipped, try without z option.
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I have, no dice.
tar xvf atioc_x86_64.tar.gz tar: Unexpected EOF in archive tar: Unexpected EOF in archive tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now |
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Last edited by sabby; 05-27-2009 at 09:14 AM. |
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The uncompressed file works like a charm. Thanks.
Thank you also for creating this app.
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1. It seg faults under Arch 64-bit under kde 4.2.3, with all the QT libs installed. 2. Where are the sourcecode? |
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I'm also getting seg. faults with Ubuntu Jaunty.
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