Hi Kelvin,

I've tried your program and everything was OK.
So, I changed  the program to reflect my case (you can find the files as
attachment).

The class DummyJFrame has two buttons:

"One Frame" - when you push the Button one MultiCanvases is
instanciated and made visible. If I close this window and push the
button again,
it works. BUT, if I leave this window open and push the button again,
JVM crashes.

"Two Frames" - when you push this button, 2 different MultiCanvases are
instanciated and made visible. Everything works OK (under the condition
that no other
MultiCanvases instance exists).
Now, can somebody explain me why this case works???


The program works just fine on a Matrox Millennium G 400.


So, it might be a driver problem after all.

I would appreciate if somebody from this list could test the program
(especially on NVidia cards!!).


Thanks,
Octavian


Kelvin Chung wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>   Seems to me this is another driver issues. The original
> bug is caused by
>     wglGetProcAddress("glLoadTransposeMatrixdARB");
> return NULL although OpenGL extension query return
> GL_ARB_transpose_matrix
> It is fixed in v1.3 beta2 by checking the valid
> return address that workaround FireGL driver bug.
>
>    Please try the attach program to see if your
> config can bring up 2 (or more) Canvas3D
> successfully without crash
>
> java MultiCanvases 2
>
> There are 2 drivers for this card
> One from OEM website and the other
> from Nvidia website (the latest one
> release June, 11). Try both to see
> which one work.
>
> Also check if there is latest bios from
> OEM website need to update.
>
> Thanks.
>
> - Kelvin
> -----------------------
> Java 3D Team
> Sun Microsytems Inc.
>

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