Well, I tried installing the drivers from AMD’s website and here’s what I’ve got: fglrx-15.302]$ lsĪ86_64.run check.sh fglrx-15.302]$.

While I don’t need 3D in VMware or in other applications at all the message about the proprietary drivers and 3D acceleration (and also the fact that the opensource driver does not support xbacklight and brightness) is pretty annoying. I’ve tried the other mirrors and still no luck. You may need to update your urpmi database. Installation failed, some files are missing: Medium 'restricted updates (Einsteinium3.0-14)' is up-to-date Medium 'restricted (Einsteinium3.0-13)' is up-to-date Medium 'Non-free32 Updates (Einsteinium3.0-12)' is up-to-date Medium 'Non-free32 (Einsteinium3.0-11)' is up-to-date Medium 'non-free updates (Einsteinium3.0-10)' is up-to-date Medium 'non-free (Einsteinium3.0-9)' is up-to-date Medium 'contrib32 updates (Einsteinium3.0-8)' is up-to-date Medium 'contrib32 (Einsteinium3.0-7)' is up-to-date Medium 'contrib updates (Einsteinium3.0-6)' is up-to-date Medium 'contrib (Einsteinium3.0-5)' is up-to-date

Medium 'Main32 Updates (Einsteinium3.0-4)' is up-to-date Medium 'Main32 (Einsteinium3.0-3)' is up-to-date Medium 'main updates (Einsteinium3.0-2)' is up-to-date Medium 'main (Einsteinium3.0-1)' is up-to-date retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 3 Proceed with the installation of the 4 packages? (Y/n) y 0 x86_64ġ81MB of additional disk space will be used. To satisfy dependencies, the following packages are going to be installed: Here’s what I get: $ sudo urpmi fglrx-control-center So I’ve decided to install Catalyst Control Center and the drivers for the Radeon video card: According to the site my video card (AMD Radeon R5 M230) does not support new AMD’s drivers and should use the good old Catalyst/fglrx thing. VMware always complains that it cannot enable 3D acceleration for the guest system and advised to install proprietary video card drivers.

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