A Game to Test (MBX)
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deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 22 days agoAlso, for hosted, if you create a file called GL in Pres/Env-Archive/SYS with contents "hostgl" (without ""
, you will switch OpenGL implementation to using your hosts and it will make the game playable.
, you will switch OpenGL implementation to using your hosts and it will make the game playable.FaroxJunior Member
Posted 22 days agodeadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 22 days agoFaroxJunior Member
Posted 22 days agoFaroxJunior Member
Posted 22 days agoOK fixed...i had to install "libasound2-plugins:i386" on my Mint system.
Tested the game also work with your advice.
Thanks
Tested the game also work with your advice.
Thanks
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerFaroxJunior Member
Posted 21 days agoDeremonJunior Member
Posted 21 days ago@deadwood - Also, for hosted, if you create a file called GL in Pres/Env-Archive/SYS with contents "hostgl" (without ""
I tried to create GL file with hostgl in Prefs/Env-Archive/SYS but then gl applications just crash on hosted (I tested GLMark and rtcw) it's the same on my notebook (Mint 21.1) and on the core2quad with Debian12 i368 with the error attached below on 20220318-1 I've to install something linux side to make it work?
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deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 21 days ago@Deremon
Is there anything additional printed on the linux console from which you started AROS hosted?
For reference my test setup is Mint 21.3 with close sourced nVidia drivers and 32-bit OpenGL installed.
What you can check is that:
1) Do you have /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1
2) You need to be using X server, not Wayland (maybe it will work under Wayland but it was never tested)
3) Make sure you use close source nVidia driver
4) Make sure you give AROS more RAM (-m 1024 for 1G
If this fails you can still debug AROS using gdb to find out reason (if you have your own local compilation). Let me know if you are interested.
Is there anything additional printed on the linux console from which you started AROS hosted?
For reference my test setup is Mint 21.3 with close sourced nVidia drivers and 32-bit OpenGL installed.
What you can check is that:
1) Do you have /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1
2) You need to be using X server, not Wayland (maybe it will work under Wayland but it was never tested)
3) Make sure you use close source nVidia driver
4) Make sure you give AROS more RAM (-m 1024 for 1G
If this fails you can still debug AROS using gdb to find out reason (if you have your own local compilation). Let me know if you are interested.
DeremonJunior Member
Posted 20 days ago@deadwood - @Deremon
Is there anything additional printed on the linux console from which you started AROS hosted?
For reference my test setup is Mint 21.3 with close sourced nVidia drivers and 32-bit OpenGL installed.
What you can check is that:
1) Do you have /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1
2) You need to be using X server, not Wayland (maybe it will work under Wayland but it was never tested)
3) Make sure you use close source nVidia driver
4) Make sure you give AROS more RAM (-m 1024 for 1G
If this fails you can still debug AROS using gdb to find out reason (if you have your own local compilation). Let me know if you are interested.
I was using nouveau that's why
with closed source drivers it's working fine on my notebookUnfortunately on core2 with 9500GT I can't use latest drivers I've to find an updated distro that support kernel 5.x max, latest nvidia drivers supporting that thing are v340.108 not compiling on kernel 6+ (apart from nouveau that, well, doesn't work
)Edited by Deremon on 09-04-2024 18:03, 20 days ago
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