> Hmm. I'd like to see the output of 'pgserver -l' and a copy of
> your config file if you are using one.
>
> The 'driver already loaded' message is actually talking about the
> input driver. (i should clarify this i suppose) Are you loading
> sdlinput in the config file? The sdlfb driver automat
Hmm. I'd like to see the output of 'pgserver -l' and a copy of your config file if you
are using one.
The 'driver already loaded' message is actually talking about the input driver. (i
should clarify this i suppose) Are you loading sdlinput in the config file? The sdlfb
driver automatically lo
> Frederic changed some of the build system macros for SDL, but
> nothing in the code has changed that should break SDL. SDL works
> fine for me. Make sure you are really loading the SDL driver with
> a '-v sdlfb' on the command line.
>
>
When I do that it complains that the driver is already lo
Done.
At this time, I cannot explain exactly why, but passing an empty string break
pgserver running in Copilot environment.
It's now #ifdef'ed
I apologize for the time you maybe lost, guys.
-philippe
> Actually, Philippe, that change to pgmain might be the cause of this problem. I just
>tried r
Micah Dowty wrote:
>
> Actually, Philippe, that change to pgmain might be the cause of this problem. I just
>tried running the latest CVS code with no config file, and it segfaulted. The gdb
>backtrace reveals that apparently sscanf() didn't like being passed a NULL string on
>line 400 of pgma
Actually, Philippe, that change to pgmain might be the cause of this problem. I just
tried running the latest CVS code with no config file, and it segfaulted. The gdb
backtrace reveals that apparently sscanf() didn't like being passed a NULL string on
line 400 of pgmain.c
The way the line orig
> It seems like pgserver will crash if you try and start it without a
> /etc/pgserver.conf file. Not a big problem, as long as you realize why it's
> happening =) You might want to install a basic config file in "make
> install"
On pc?
Strange... I don't saw anything like that, but I had somethi
It seems like pgserver will crash if you try and start it without a
/etc/pgserver.conf file. Not a big problem, as long as you realize why it's
happening =) You might want to install a basic config file in "make
install"
Also, I can't seem to run PicoGUI with SDL anymore. Did something important
