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Le 31/08/2018 à 05:10, Walter Dnes a écrit : |
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> Given the inter-connectedness of linux libraries, you're not going to |
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> get an ancient version of mesa to work with a new Gentoo install. |
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That's where Gentoo helps, being a source-based distribution :) |
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> Forget about OpenGL and undo the masks. |
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> Another option might be to set... |
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> VIDEO_CARDS="fbdev" |
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> ..in make.conf, and use the xf86-video-fbdev driver and see if that |
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> works. |
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Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try one more time with xf86-video-intel |
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first (using the same package versions as debian squeeze for the |
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xorg-related packages), as I would like to have OpenGL. But I'll try |
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unmasking and fbdev if that doesn't work. |
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Le 31/08/2018 à 12:01, (Nuno Silva) a écrit : |
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> Perhaps try an older linux kernel, from the same time as the versions of |
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> X11 and mesa that you are trying to run. |
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> Running a system like this is going to be harder now, though, because |
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> the X11 headers were reorganized, and packages which use X11 now depend |
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> on the newer headers, which will most likely pull in the new |
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> xorg-server. |
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I'll try kernel 3.2 and xorg server 1.7.7 which are the versions used in |
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debian squeeze. This is the last debian release with mesa < 8.0. |
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