Wine en ATIdriver

From: Reinier Roelofs (Reinier_Roelofs_at_wanadoo.nl)
Date: 07/31/04 

Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 13:43:29 +0200

hello,

I installed de latest ATI driver from the Suse FTP site on my 9.1 syste.
Driver works perfect with my 9800. But if i execute or install a windows
program under WINE, the screen turns black. When i wait a while, i first
have to switch to a promp screen with for example CTR ALT F6. Then i Switch
back with CTR ALT F7 (KDE) and the program is executed, and as long it's
opened, it works fine. I found, that if i don't load de 3D driver, i don't
have this problem.

Does someone has a suggestion?

Greetings Reinier

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