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Am Donnerstag, 2. Februar 2006 08:11 schrieb Duncan: |
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> Bernhard Breinbauer posted <200602020724.41772.infopipe@×××.net>, |
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> excerpted below, on Thu, 02 Feb 2006 07:24:38 +0100: |
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> > Am Mittwoch, 1. Februar 2006 21:16 schrieb Duncan: |
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> >> > * A friend of mine was only able to compile xorg-server when dlloader |
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> >> > useflag was set. |
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> >> |
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> >> ?? xorg-server is dlloader now by default. There's not a USE flag for |
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> >> it any more. Still, it's likely many of the testers have it set so if |
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> >> there's something strange that still tests for it... . |
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> > Yes, but it is still a USE flag for nvidia-glx, and without it linking of |
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> > the xorg-server against the glx library failed. But we have to |
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> > investigate further before we can say anything for sure. |
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> In that case, you are correct, it /would/ require that USE flag, since |
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> xorg itself is normally built with dlloader now, no flag to choose. |
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> NVidia would have to be built to load that way too, flag or no flag, or it |
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> simply wouldn't work, and as it's still comtrolled by a flag, that flag |
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> will have to be set, or it won't work. |
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> So... I'd say don't bother investigating. It has to be dlloader, and for |
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> those still controlled with a flag, that means that flag has to be on. |
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OK, I mentioned this solution on bug #111877, let's see if it helps those poor |
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people :-) |
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bernhard |