> > Can you reproduce the crash with a simpler OpenGL program? Try all > > the Mesa demos, and see if one of them fails. If you can, then that > > will make for a much more attractive bug report than FlightGear, which > > is far too complicated to use as a test case. > > > > Andy
I don't remember who asked, but, I have an Abit Siluro GeForce 2 MX 200 w/32 mb ram. It has the NVidia chipset on for the GeForce 2 MX 200. I downloaded the GLX driver / kernel for Linux that they put up for download in December. My card is listed as one that is compatible with this set. When I run gdb fgfs now and backtrace it says no stack. Now being since I changed my SkySceneLoader.cpp per Norm Vine. You all seem to be addressing the segmentation fault as a video card / driver problem. I'm a pretty good candidate for that. When I ran Tuxracer before the new NVidia driver/kernel it was slow as molasses but didn't crash. Now, it is probably giving me in the neighborhood of 60 fps, but, as soon as I click on Race! it crashes (dumps to desktop and locks mouse.) I can ctrl-alt F1 of course so I won't say the machine locks up. So, from the drift of this segmentation fault discussion I'd say that I need to address the video issue before FlightGear! Thanks for the patient, informative, and persistent efforts to all of you. AL Mills _______________________________________________ Flightgear-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-users
