Hi JazzieB,
Have you tried looking on http://www.rpmfind.net?
Search for gcc and SuSE there.
Installing the ATI drivers isn't just a matter of downloading and running the RPMs from ATI's website, you need to close X and run the fglrxconfig tool.
1. Install the RPMs
2. Open up a terminal (KDE "Start" Button > Run > Type in "konsole" and hit OK)
3. Switch to the root user (su root)
4. Switch to non-GUI mode (init 3)
5. Run fglrxconfig and answer the questions, say Yes when asked if you want to save changes.
6. Reboot (Ctrl+Alt+Del)
Edit: To test if this is working, once the computer has rebooted, open up a konsole, execute "fglrxinfo" and let us know what it prints out.
Have you tried looking on http://www.rpmfind.net?
Search for gcc and SuSE there.
Installing the ATI drivers isn't just a matter of downloading and running the RPMs from ATI's website, you need to close X and run the fglrxconfig tool.
1. Install the RPMs
2. Open up a terminal (KDE "Start" Button > Run > Type in "konsole" and hit OK)
3. Switch to the root user (su root)
4. Switch to non-GUI mode (init 3)
5. Run fglrxconfig and answer the questions, say Yes when asked if you want to save changes.
6. Reboot (Ctrl+Alt+Del)
Edit: To test if this is working, once the computer has rebooted, open up a konsole, execute "fglrxinfo" and let us know what it prints out.