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The list of GNU/Linux flavors that are documented for the ATI Linux driver.
Hello Joshua,You have to start BSD installation with mamxuim 30 gb disk space for boot partition. After installation, you can add more disk space to other partitions but boot partition shouldn't exceed 30 gb. I suggest you to use 20 gb for boot partition.BTW, if you exceed this value, you'll see boot failure after installation.Yusuf.
 
Although ATI can only actively support a small number of distributions, distribution vendors are encouraged to work with ATI to ensure that native packages can be created for their distribution. The current actively supported distributions are the Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Novell/SuSE suite of products.
 
Also note that the End User License Agreement explicitly provides for repackaging and redistribution of ATI's drivers. If your favourite distribution is not listed below, please work with them to contact ATI and either get support in the installer, or natively in the distribution.

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Hello Joshua,You have to start BSD installation with mamxuim 30 gb disk space for boot partition. After installation, you can add more disk space to other partitions but boot partition shouldn't exceed 30 gb. I suggest you to use 20 gb for boot partition.BTW, if you exceed this value, you'll see boot failure after installation.Yusuf.

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