OK. I have the warning message, just didn't notice it before since I was rebooting from a remote location earlier. My bad.
When I put "install fglrx" in at the beginning of the line the message disappears but whatever the statement behind if is it jumps to "else", but when I drop "install fglrx" it handles the "if" correctly.
Test case:
Edit /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx to read
install fglrx if /bin/grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf; then echo "OK" > /log; else echo "Not OK" > /log; fi
reboot and check /log
What do you get?
Then do "sudo modprobe fglrx". Check /log again. What does it say now?
OK. I have the warning message, just didn't notice it before since I was rebooting from a remote location earlier. My bad.
When I put "install fglrx" in at the beginning of the line the message disappears but whatever the statement behind if is it jumps to "else", but when I drop "install fglrx" it handles the "if" correctly.
Test case: d/fglrx to read
Edit /etc/modprobe.
install fglrx if /bin/grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf; then echo "OK" > /log; else echo "Not OK" > /log; fi
reboot and check /log
What do you get?
Then do "sudo modprobe fglrx". Check /log again. What does it say now?