Hi;
Thank you for your reply! I have a NVIDIA graphic card on my laptop but
the Linux is running on a virtual machine. Maybe the VMPlayer does not
support my graphic card and so, the Linux system does not see any?!?
I'll try to investigate in that direction.
Thank you again for your quick reply.
Have a nice week-end,
Christophe
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On 12-Aug-11 5:25 PM, Jayesh Badwaik wrote:
hi,
yes.. my colleague had the same problem
our observation was that... the crashes occur on machines which do not
have a dedicated graphics card
I had an nvidia graphics card and it never crashed on my computer.....
the effect occurs irrespective of whether the computer is a desktop or
a laptop
and occurs only in linux... the crashes do not take place in windows......
actually similar behavior was seen with paraview...... (crash on linux
with no dedicated graphics, no crash on windows, no crash on linux
with dedicated graphics)
which led us to suspect that it might be an OpenGL problem
but again I'm not sure..
but we did not have access to the newer machines which has inbuilt
graphics module (Core i range)
so we are not sure about that.....
Cheers and Regards
Jayesh Vinay Badwaik
Electronics and Communication Engineering
VNIT, Nagpur
INDIA
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On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 6:59 PM, Christophe Henrard
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello,
For a few weeks, I've been experiencing a weird problem. I'm
running the Linux version of GMSH (I tried with versions 2.4.2 and
2.5.0) on a Linux Centos 5.6 release (via a virtual machine player
VMWare). Whenever I open any model, if I get close to the part and
move, rotate or zoom, I get logged out of Linux completely and I
need to relog and reopen all my windows.
To be more accurate, when I'm really close the the part, the only
thing that I can do is turning the wheel of the mouse to zoom out
slowly but not anything else. Then, once I'm far away, everything
seems fine and I can do anything (pan, rotate, zoom with the wheel
or the middle button). But if I zoom again too close, everything
crashes and I get logged out.
Is anybody having the same problem?
Kind regards,
Christophe
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