On Fri, Apr 16, 2021 at 10:53:57AM +0200, Michael Jarosch wrote: > Am 15.04.21 um 19:40 schrieb Tobias Frost: > > > My third machine, a rusty Thinkpad E130 powered by an i3-3227-U.. Also > > works… > …and the E130 uses the same GPU core as my T530. Now, it's getting > complicated!
Indeed... Because I'm running out of questions: The T530 has options with an NVidia GPU. Yours none of those, right? > > What you can try: > > - check what over packages have been updated that could bring the breakage > > (maybe some kernel or intel gfx thingy?) > This would be a bit of work… I apt update/upgrade about every day, but I > don't use freecad as often as I upgrade the system… > Kernel is 5.10.0-5-amd64, now, but I guess this was upgraded, lately. No > change, whatsoever. > > - temporarily rename ~/.FreeCAD to something else, to rule out that there is > > something in the config. > Done that, no change. > > - Can you ensure that all freecad packages are updated... (I think a > > versioned > > depdency is missing, possibly #980474) I tried manually to get to an > invalid combination, > > but the only "solution" was package freecad at 0.19 and freecad-common at > > 0.18, which makes freecad stop working, but with an different error (no > > python > > module named freecad, completly empty main window) > > On my system, there is freecad, freecad-common, freecad-python3, > libfreecad-python3-0.19 and every single package is labeled as > 0.19.1+dfsg1-2. > > Another try: I'm using Gnome on all my 3 systems(, which should all have the > same Gnome version numbers, since I use Debian Testing on all of those > machines). Do you use another Desktop Environment? I'm using Gnome as well. But I'm on unstable for the Nvidia machine and on testing for the others. Another random idea: Can you try to create a new user and try from there. Just to ensure that there isnt something with your user account (E.g I had a silly bug where I had something in $HOME/.local shadowing stuff some time ago…) Another possiblity: Do you have obsolete packages installed? (aptitude has this section "Locally generated packages" which are also packages that have been removed. Maybe something from there... > Greets! >
