Several problems

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1) After i installed ati driver and done aticonfig --initial it added his sections to xorg.conf file. And Everything was normal... until recently, when i booted computer and saw that i've got 640x480 resolution. Then i configured xorg.conf myself using useful command xmode(it goes like this: xmode -r 75 -x 1280 -y 1024 -this is for 1280x1024 with 75HZ refresh rate) and after i inserted generated by xmode line to xorg.conf and restarted x i've got 73 HZ instead of 75. And far more intresting that OS thinks that i have 72 Hz(when i right click on desktop->configure menu).
Now I use -r 77 and get 75 Hz but monitor thinks that it's nonpreset mode

2) I configured my sound card using alsaconfig and everything is just fine
BUT everytime i reboot my settings go back to unconfigured state.
Anything useful appreciated

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2) I configured my sound card using alsaconfig and everything is just fine
BUT everytime i reboot my settings go back to unconfigured state.
Anything useful appreciated

Try:

alsactl store

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Thx. It worked.

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Ok, another questions will be posted here.
3) Why do some people think that apt is better than yast? Should I try it?
4) Yast works really slow when adding new sources. Why?

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1) After i installed ati driver and done aticonfig --initial it added his sections to xorg.conf file. And Everything was normal... until recently, when i booted computer and saw that i've got 640x480 resolution. Then i configured xorg.conf myself using useful command xmode(it goes like this: xmode -r 75 -x 1280 -y 1024 -this is for 1280x1024 with 75HZ refresh rate) and after i inserted generated by xmode line to xorg.conf and restarted x i've got 73 HZ instead of 75. And far more intresting that OS thinks that i have 72 Hz(when i right click on desktop->configure menu).
Now I use -r 77 and get 75 Hz but monitor thinks that it's nonpreset mode

2) I configured my sound card using alsaconfig and everything is just fine
BUT everytime i reboot my settings go back to unconfigured state.
Anything useful appreciated

1) why dont you just commands sax2 -r -m 0=fglrx It solves everything.

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1) why dont you just commands sax2 -r -m 0=fglrx It solves everything.

Thanks, useful command. The section "modes" is gone but evrything works perfect.