Donnie Berkholz wrote:
Chris Fairles wrote:
I maintain an handful of Xgl packages for a distro (gentoo) and I've had
several users report errors with the i915_dri.so (and potentially the
i810_dri.so) drivers from mesa-cvs.
Where do you maintain these things? Are they more useful or functional
in some way than hanno's overlay at http://svn.hboeck.de/xgl-overlay/ ?
Thanks,
Donnie
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It's a fork of hanno's. There was a required patch to glproto for
mesa-cvs to compile after the EXT_framebuffer_object extension was
added. I patched glproto myself and shared my ebuild with a few others.
It worked, people kept requesting it so eventually i just started
maintaining my own overlay tossing it up on an svn server for others to
access. I also added kdelibs with a ksystray patch (for kde people using
xgl) along with the opacity plugin and transset-df-5 (whichever floats
your boat). I also include the i915_drm.h from 2.6.16-rc4 for those with
2.6.15 so she at least compiles for i810/i915 (some i915_last_dispatch
def'n not in 2.6.15's).
People with i810/i915 cards haven't been able to get xgl to work
however, so I thought I'd start figuring out why. People using ubuntu's
install method seem to have it working (maybe using older snapshot, not
sure)... maybe without direct accel, can't recall.
Chris
(p.s. thanks for the work on xorg7 for all us gentooers )
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