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** QUICK INSTRUCTIONS ** 
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You MUST be ROOT, WITH NO X-SERVER RUNNING to perform the following...

** INSTALL/CONFIGURE **

Execute './configure'

	NOTES: This will install driver files and create a module 
        customized for the current running kernel. It also  
        puts an X configuration template into place and intializes it.
        Once complete, you should be able to 'startx', although 
        you may need to customize the xorg.conf or XF86Config file for 
        your configuration using aticonfig. Use aticonfig --help
        for details.

	Every time you change kernels, either from UP to 
        SMP to BIGMEM or update to a new errata kernel, a boot
        time script will automatically build a module for your
        new kernel.  Use the lsmod command to verify that the
        new fglrx module got loaded properly.

** UNINSTALL/UNCONFIGURE **

Execute './unconfigure'

	NOTES: This will unconfigure this ATI accelerated driver
	from your system.  Once complete, your system will be
	put back to a non-accelerated state. Install a new graphics
        driver. View the /usr/share/fglrx directory for scripts and
        logs accessed during this process.

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** CONTENTS ** 
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In this directory are two helper config scripts for aid in quick
configuration/unconfiguration of the accelerated driver.

The 'device' file lists graphics devices that have been thoroughly
tested and are qualified by HP with this software.  Other devices,
although they may be supported and run with this driver, may not be
supported and qualified by HP.

The 'ati-docs' directory contains useful information relevant to this release,
including X configuration file setup and options, and release information.

The 'example_configs' directory contains sample X Configuration
files meant to demonstrate a basic configuration.
The *.atiStandard files are the default.

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** ATI utilities **
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ATI provides a tool for customizing the display driver options.
Customize an existing X configuration file by executing:
/usr/X11R6/bin/aticonfig --<option>
To use defauts already specified in the X configuration file, run:
/usr/X11R6/bin/aticonfig --initial --i /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Run the GUI by selecting 'ATI Control' from the applications menu.

Check to see which Xserver version you have:
/opt/hp/graphics/ati/check.sh


