Quote from: jake262144 on April 08, 2012, 10:24:55 PM

Quote from: Krakonos on April 07, 2012, 09:11:39 PM

Hey, just for you to know, the aticonfig tool is broken. It never displays clock for me if more than one card is present.
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Ummm... no, I really believe it's some user error on your part.

You REALLY want to supplement the aticonfig --initial --adapter=all command with the -f flag, otherwise aticonfig will only modify your current xorg.conf if it appears broken.
Naturally, adequate (root) privileges are required to modify the file.

This.

If you don't need "-f" includin it won't hurt. If you do need "-f" excluding it will cause all kinds of weird issues.

I always use:

Code:

aticonfig --adapter=all --initial -f

if not running as root use a sudo.

If using a USB drive a sync (or sudo sync if not running as root) is a good idea to make sure filesystem is up to date before rebooting.

Never had any aticonfig issue that a rebuild with --initial -f didn't fix.