On Sun, 2004-03-28 at 03:40, Mike Atamas wrote: > I have fixed the problem. It happened during an update when Mesa GL was > updated. It overwrote the libGL provided by ati. All it took was to > reinstall the drivers and reboot ( dont know why that helped ) > Which is exactly why you should delete the Mesa RPMs before installing the ATI drivers. There's probably a lot of stuff depending on Mesa (i.e. OpenGL), so use the --nodeps flag. (after installing the ATI drivers the dependencies will be satisfied again). This way you won't install any Mesa updates, and avoid overwriting ATI's OpenGL libraries. -- Tarjei
