Amd watermark - Revision history

201.250.95.110: removed redundancy, fixed the code. guys leave version because you need to get it from ONE file, not every. And also, no stdout to file because it will contain the "signature=" part.

2012-11-03T19:01:52Z

removed redundancy, fixed the code. guys leave version because you need to get it from ONE file, not every. And also, no stdout to file because it will contain the "signature=" part.

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:01, 3 November 2012
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	The annoying watermark is result of an missing signature key in /etc/ati/signature. It should be installed by default, but by some strange reason, sometimes it isn't.		The annoying watermark is result of an missing signature key in /etc/ati/signature. It should be installed by default, but by some strange reason, sometimes it isn't.
	You have to add the signature key by hand, grabbing it from the ati install script.		You have to add the signature key by hand, grabbing it from the ati install script.
	~~In case of a beta driver, you should get the signature from an older version.~~
	Type in some terminal window:		Type in some terminal window:

	<code> grep -a signature= amd-driver-installer-*.run ~~> /etc/ati/signature~~ </code>		<code>grep -a signature= amd-driver-installer-<version>.run</code>

	It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.		It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.
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	Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.		Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.

	If you are trying the beta driver, then you should take the ~~latest~~ signature from the stable release file.		If you are trying the beta driver, then you should take the signature from the latest stable release file.

89.221.207.28: changed ati-driver to amd-driver

2012-10-30T01:25:05Z

changed ati-driver to amd-driver

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:25, 30 October 2012
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	Type in some terminal window:		Type in some terminal window:

	<code> grep -a signature= ~~ati~~-driver-installer-~~<version>~~.run > /etc/ati/signature </code>		<code> grep -a signature= amd-driver-installer-*.run > /etc/ati/signature </code>

	It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.		It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.
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	Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.		Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.

	If you are trying the beta driver then you should take the latest signature from the stable release file.		If you are trying the beta driver, then you should take the latest signature from the stable release file.

89.221.207.28 at 01:11, 30 October 2012

2012-10-30T01:11:12Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:11, 30 October 2012
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	Type in some terminal window:		Type in some terminal window:

	<code> grep -a signature= ati-driver-installer-<version>.run </code>		<code> grep -a signature= ati-driver-installer-<version>.run > /etc/ati/signature </code>

	It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.		It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.

	Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.		Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.

			If you are trying the beta driver then you should take the latest signature from the stable release file.

201.250.115.160: beta drivers come UNSIGNED so you have to write the signature from another package, also fixed a typo

2012-10-29T15:49:08Z

beta drivers come UNSIGNED so you have to write the signature from another package, also fixed a typo

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:49, 29 October 2012
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	The annoying watermark is result of an missing signature key in /etc/ati/signature. It should be installed by default, but by some strange reason, sometimes it isn't.		The annoying watermark is result of an missing signature key in /etc/ati/signature. It should be installed by default, but by some strange reason, sometimes it isn't.
	You have to add the signature key by hand, grabbing it from the ati install script.		You have to add the signature key by hand, grabbing it from the ati install script.
			In case of a beta driver, you should get the signature from an older version.
	Type in some terminal window:		Type in some terminal window:

	<code> grep -a signature= ati-driver-installer-<version>.run </code>		<code> grep -a signature= ati-driver-installer-<version>.run </code>

	It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, ~~withtout~~ the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.		It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, without the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.

	Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.		Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.

164.41.4.18: New page: This page is intended for people that are using ATI Proprietary Drivers (fglrx) and there's a watermark in the bottom right corner of the screen. The annoying watermark is result of an mis...

2008-01-20T19:07:07Z

New page: This page is intended for people that are using ATI Proprietary Drivers (fglrx) and there's a watermark in the bottom right corner of the screen. The annoying watermark is result of an mis...

New page

This page is intended for people that are using ATI Proprietary Drivers (fglrx) and there's a watermark in the bottom right corner of the screen.
The annoying watermark is result of an missing signature key in /etc/ati/signature. It should be installed by default, but by some strange reason, sometimes it isn't.
You have to add the signature key by hand, grabbing it from the ati install script.
Type in some terminal window:

<code> grep -a signature= ati-driver-installer-<version>.run </code>

It will output the signature key. As root, echo that code, withtout the "signature=" part to /etc/ati/signature, or just copy it with your favourite text editor.

Restart X, and it should remove that watermark.