You've probably got XGL installed.
Uninstall XGL I think it could be called, xserver-xgl.
If you have that installed, get rid of it, and make sure that AIGLX is enabled in your xorg.conf.
That was the biggest problem I had with the ATi drivers, doing that fixed it.
Cheers,
Bas.
Uninstall XGL I think it could be called, xserver-xgl.
If you have that installed, get rid of it, and make sure that AIGLX is enabled in your xorg.conf.
That was the biggest problem I had with the ATi drivers, doing that fixed it.
Cheers,
Bas.
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