Discovered that *pvr2d* should be specified as the video driver
<http://mail.directfb.org/pipermail/directfb-dev/2011-March/006105.html>
when building DirectFB. Rebuilding DirectFB with the following:
===============================================
./configure --with-inputdrivers=none \
--with-gfxdrivers=pvr2d,gles2 \
--enable-egl --enable-pvr2d \
--without-tools --disable-static \
--prefix=/usr
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Below are the options used by DirectFB:
==========================================================
Build options:
Version 1.6.3
Linux powered yes
Install prefix /usr
Config files in /usr/etc
Build shared libs yes
Build static libs no
Module directory ${exec_prefix}/lib/directfb-1.6-0
CPPFLAGS -D_REENTRANT
CFLAGS -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes
-Wno-strict-aliasing -Werror-implicit-function-declaration -O2 -g2
-ffast-math -pipe -D_GNU_SOURCE -std=gnu99
-Werror-implicit-function-declaration
LDFLAGS
LIBS -ldl -lrt -lpthread
DYNLIB -ldl
RTLIB -lrt
THREADFLAGS -D_REENTRANT
THREADLIB -lpthread
Misc options:
Multi Application Core no
Fusion Kernel Device N/A
Fusion message size 16384
Fluxed args size 1024
One (IPC) no
Voodoo (network support) no
Pure Voodoo (net only) no
Debug supported yes
Debug enabled no
Trace support no
MMX support no
SSE support no
Network support yes
Include all strings yes
Software Rendering yes
Smooth SW Scaling no
Dithering none
Dithering 565 none
zlib compression no
Using setsockopt yes
Building Tests no
Building Tools no
Building System Modules:
Linux FBDev support yes
Generic /dev/mem support yes
Mesa/DRM/KMS support no
PVR2D yes
EGL no
X11 support no
X11/VDPAU support no
OSX support no
SDL support no
VNC support no
Building Window Manager Modules:
Default yes
UniQuE no
Building Image Provider Modules:
GIF yes
JPEG yes -ljpeg
PNG no
Imlib2 no
PNM yes
SVG no
BMP yes
JPEG2000 no
MPEG2 yes
Building Video Provider Modules:
GIF yes
Video4Linux yes (v2: no)
MNG no
Gstreamer no (v1: no)
with FusionSound no
Building Font Modules:
FreeType2 no
LinoType no
Default font yes
Building Graphics Drivers:
3Dfx Voodoo no
ATI Mach64 no
ATI Rage 128 no
ATI Radeon no
Cirrus EP9X no
Intel i810 no
Intel i830 no
Matrox no
NeoMagic no
NSC Geode no
nVidia no
PVR2D yes
PXA 3xx no
Renesas SH7722/SH7723 no
S3 Savage no
SiS 315 no
TI Davinci no
TI OMAP no
TVIA CyberPro no
VIA CLE266 no
VIA UniChrome no
VMWare no
VDPAU no
--
OpenGL no (GLX: no)
OpenGL ES 2.0 yes (Mesa: no, PVR2D: yes)
-DGLES2_PVR2D
Building Input Drivers:
DBox2 Remote no
DreamBox Remote no
Dynapro Touchscreen no
ELO Touchscreen no
Gunze Touchscreen no
H3600 Touchscreen no
Input Hub no
Joystick no
Keyboard no
Linux Input no
LiRC no
MuTouch touchscreen no
Zytronic touchscreen no
PS/2 Mouse no
Serial Mouse no
SonyPI Jogdial no
tslib no
ucb1x00 Touchscreen no
WM97xx Touchscreen no
PNG support is missing - many applications won't work correctly!
FreeType2 support is missing - many applications won't work correctly!
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Need some help on getting DirectFB to detect the EGL library(?) used by the
system during the configuration process.
On Saturday, 21 June 2014 11:27:20 UTC+12, Nick Apperley wrote:
>
> Going to rebuild DirectFB with the following:
>
> =============================================
>
> *./configure --with-inputdrivers=none \*
>
> *--with-gfxdrivers=gles2,omap,pvr2d \*
>
> *--enable-egl \*
>
> *--without-tools --disable-static \*
>
> *--prefix=/usr*
>
> =============================================
>
> When the configure was done the following message appeared:
>
> **** gl egl packages not found -- Building without EGL support.*
>
>
>
> Which gl egl packages is DirectFB referring to? Noticed during the
> configure stage that DirectFB has picked up the omap video driver, which I
> am assuming is used on the BBB and not the pvr2d one.
>
>>
>>>>>>
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