• start the package and choose "Standard Install"
• reboot

• boot in safe-mode (if necessary)
• start the package and choose "Uninstall"

During install, all other Radeon drivers and Radeon Screen Preferences will be moved to a backup-folder in /boot/home and the new driver will be installed.

During uninstall, the new Radeon driver will be deleted and the backed up ones will be moved to their old locations.

Features:

• multi-monitor support, by default both ports get the same output
• special Radeon Preferences, allowing you to combine ports to one large workspace either horizontally or vertically; if they are in the wrong order, i.e. the monitor containing the left piece is standing on the right hand side, choose "Swap Displays"
• if only one monitor is connected, you still get the large workspace but have to scroll around using your mouse
• if you have a Laptop, you can choose any refresh rate and resolution - the image will be scaled accordingly, refresh rate only affects external connector as TFTs are fixed-sync
• DVI support for flat panels
• supports hardware overlays
• Video In support (Rage Theatre only, not Rage Theatre 200), supporting NTSC, NTSC-J, NTSC-443, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL-NC, PAL-BDGHI, PAL-60, SECAM (only NTSC and PAL-BDGHI tested)
• TV-Out support for NTSC and PAL-BDGHI (Rage Theatre for first generation Radeons and TV-Out built into newer Radeons)

• the driver offers full 2D acceleration but no 3D acceleration; neither standard BeOS nor Dano supports HW OpenGL, only the OpenGL beta does, so only a few could use that feature; additionally, there is no driver interface published by Be, so even if I had enough time to write an OpenGL driver, I wouldn't know how to do that under BeOS)
• monitor detection, which previously relied on BIOS, is done during every modeswitch now; so, if you connect a new monitor, switch to a workspace with different Screen Settings and the monitor should be detected and used
• Radeon Screen Preferences are based on OpenBeOS's Screen Preferences which lack some functionality (I rewrote most of it and added some of them but not all)
• overlay can only be shown on one monitor (this is a hardware restriction)
• if you have combine-mode enabled, the overlay is shown on the monitor where most of the windows is located, if combine-mode is disabled you can use "Swap Displays" to choose the monitor where the overlays is to be shown.

The driver is reported to work on the following graphics cards:

• plain Radeon (i.e. before the numbering started)
• Radeon Mobility 8 MB
• Radeon Mobility 32 MB, PCI-ID 4c59
• IGP 320
• Radeon 7000
• Radeon 7000 VE, PCI-ID 5159
• Radeon VE 64 MB, PCI-ID 5159
• IBM Thinkpad T30 (Radeon 7500 Mobility)
• Radeon 7500 Mobility (64 MB)
• Dell Inspiron 8100 (Radeon 7500 Mobility, 64 MB), PCI-ID 4c57
• Radeon 7500
• Radeon 7500 AIW
• IGP 340
• Radeon 8500 (64 MB)
• Radeon 8500, PCI-ID 514c
• Radeon All-in-Wonder 8500 (128 MB), PCI-ID 514c
• Hercules Radeon 8500LE
• Radeon 8500LE
• Radeon 8500 (64 MB), PCI-ID 514c
• Radeon 9000 Mobility
• Radeon 9000 Pro Mobility
• Radeon 9000 Pro, PCI-ID 4966
• Radeon 9100
• Radeon 9200
• Radeon 9600
• Radeon 9600 Pro
• Radeon 9700 Mobility
• Radeon 9700 Pro
• Dell Dimension 4600 (Radeon 9800)
• Radeon 9600 XT
• Radeon 9800 Pro