Just remove kmod-catalyst:
sudo yum remove kmod-catalyst
Xorg uses auto-configure to detect the most suitable driver for your graphic card. If no binary driver is found for your ATI, it should use the free driver (if supported) or fallback to svga/vga
Was your card working before installing the catalyst driver ?
If so, you can simply move your current xorg.conf
su -c "mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.ati"
Or you can also remove the catalyst driver.
My ati car radeon 5400 work with binary driver (kmod-catalyst) but sometimes I want to switch from kmod-catalyst (binary) to opensource and not 3d enable driver. How can I configure xorg.conf properly?
The catalyst driver configured a xorg.conf for you. To disable the catalyst driver, move it as in my first answer. To enable it move it back. The open source driver does not use a xorg.conf. You will need to restart X.
Asked: 2011-11-28 06:00:43 -0500
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Are you talking about switching drivers for your same ATI card with Xorg ?
I guess you can follow below comments from @bodhi.zazen on your answer. Rather than changing it, its better you move the xorg.conf, as open source driver will not use your xorg.conf.