Check the contents of /usr/share/fglrx/fglrx-install.log for errors.
When I was having problems with this on Debian, it was because the wrong version of GCC was symlinked to the command gcc. I changed it for the installation and everything worked perfectly.
If the drivers installed correctly, it's often just a matter of checking whether your xorg.conf has the right setting for the "UseInternalAGPGart" option in the device section. For me, it has to be set to "no" (which I think is the case for most people), but it depends on your motherboard and whether you have a kernel module either loaded or compiled in for your AGP hardware.
If you post your xorg.conf we can have a look at it and see if anything's out of place.
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