hi Dru! Saturday, April 07, 2001, 2:08:57 AM, you wrote:
DN> Not trying to push any particular brand, but. DN> I had tremendous success getting the Nvidia OpenGL DN> working under Linux and it was definitely hardware DN> accelerated. DN> All you need is the card, the Xfree86 binaries and DN> the Nvidia drivers. DN> For this scenario, I would definitely cater to the DN> dependencies of Nvidia's drivers. For example, DN> I wouldn't use any kernel versions lower than DN> the recommended. DN> Dru Nelson DN> San Mateo, California >> > >Hi Cracks, >> > > >> > >When I switch Image->Options->Rendering Options->Rendering Mode to >> > >Hardware, I get a message >> > > >> > >No default configuration 'mesa3.2' in init file >> > > >> > >in the message window. >> > > >> > >I have the feeling the display is slighlty quicker in Hardware mode, but >> > >not as impressive as I was hoping for. >> > > >> > >Could anyone give me a hint on >> > >- how to check that I am actually using hardware acceleration >> > >- and/or how to read the message above: is it an error? >> > > >> > >Many thanks in advance, >> > > >> > >Hans >> > > >> > > >> > >--------------------------------------------- >> > >Hans Fangohr >> > > >> > >University of Southampton >> > >Great Britain >> > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > >---------------------------------------------- Hello Dru! Please tell me more about running DRI on linux. I have NVIDIA drivers, NVIDA video card, I can upgrade to kernel 2.4 but what should i do to make my X-Windows doing Direct Rendering? Now i'm using Xfree-3.0. How can I update it? -- br, Anton G. Ishmurzin mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
