Display :0 doesn't have a GLX extension for some reason. Did you
install the nVidia proprietary drivers? If so, then there is something
wrong with your X.org configuration. Make sure you can properly run
OpenGL applications on Display :0 without VirtualGL, and then VirtualGL
should work now
Hi All,
I have changed my display manager from MDM to lightDM. It was a little
buggy to get it going but it is now finally operational and seems to
be working appropriately.
Doing the "sanity check" tests results in this:
marshall@computer ~ $ xauth merge /etc/opt/VirtualGL/vgl_xauth_key
If LightDM is available under Linux Mint (I can't recall whether it is
or not), that would be the next thing to try.
On 8/1/17 7:13 PM, DRC wrote:
> Ugh. Unfortunately I think you're running into the aforementioned GDM
> bug, then. Even more unfortunately, I just re-tested it with Fedora 26,
>
Ugh. Unfortunately I think you're running into the aforementioned GDM
bug, then. Even more unfortunately, I just re-tested it with Fedora 26,
and it's still there, so I'm sure it hasn't been fixed upstream yet.
Does anyone fix bugs anymore?! Maybe I'm expecting too much for GDM to
load its own
Thank you for your quick reply,
I can at least provide more information regarding some of the short
testing you had said to do.
When using the command: xauth merge /etc/opt/VirtualGL/vgl_xauth_key
It returns back nothing.
When using the command: xdpyinfo -display :0
It returns: xdpyinfo:
The first thing to try, as indicated in the "Sanity Check" section of
the docs
(https://cdn.rawgit.com/VirtualGL/virtualgl/master/doc/index.html#hd006002),
is:
xauth merge /etc/opt/VirtualGL/vgl_xauth_key
xdpyinfo -display :0
That may reveal the underlying cause of the problem. If the xauth
Hi All,
I have setup a headless server with 2 - Nvidia GTX 1080i video cards
using Linux Mint 18.1 as the OS. I am using the Nvidia 384.59 drivers.
Output from nvidia-xconfig --query-gpu-info:
Number of GPUs: 2
GPU #0:
Name : GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
UUID :
