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Question about ATI Driver Package List

When I ran listpkg for the ATI driver .run file, I got something completely different (see below). Notice that there is no mention of SuSE anywhere. Which package should I use?

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ATI Technologies Linux Driver Installer/Packager
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List of generatable packages:

Package Maintainer(s): Aric Cyr <aric.cyr@gmail.com>
Status: Verified
Debian Packages:
       Debian/sarge
       Debian/oldstable
       Debian/sid
       Debian/unstable
       Debian/etch
       Debian/stable
       Debian/lenny
       Debian/testing
       Debian/experimental

Package Maintainer(s): Niko Mirthes <nmirthes@gmail.com>
Status: *UNVERIFIED*
Fedora Packages:
       Fedora/FC3
       Fedora/FC4
       Fedora/FC5
       Fedora/FC6
       Fedora/F7
       Fedora/RHEL3
       Fedora/RHEL4

Package Maintainer(s): Arnaud Patard <apatard@mandriva.com>
Status: *UNVERIFIED*
Mandriva Packages:
       Mandriva/2006
       Mandriva/2007

Package Maintainer(s): Emanuele Tomasi <tomasi@cli.di.unipi.it>
Status: Verified
Slackware Packages:
       Slackware/All
       Slackware/Only_Module
       Slackware/Only_X

Package Maintainer(s): Aric Cyr <aric.cyr@gmail.com>
Status: Verified
Ubuntu Packages:
       Ubuntu/warty
       Ubuntu/4.10
       Ubuntu/hoary
       Ubuntu/5.04
       Ubuntu/breezy
       Ubuntu/5.10
       Ubuntu/dapper
       Ubuntu/6.06
       Ubuntu/edgy
       Ubuntu/6.10
       Ubuntu/feisty
       Ubuntu/7.04
       Ubuntu/gutsy
       Ubuntu/7.10

For example, to build a Debian Etch package, run the following:
% ./ati-driver-installer-<version>-<architecture>.run --buildpkg Debian/etch