On 5/21/06, SoNicX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so, i did a
rm -Rf /opt/ltsp/
and then used
ltspadmin
to reinstall what i removed,
then i copied back my lts.conf and unzipped the nvidia-binaries to my
fresh /opt/ltsp/i386 dir.
sadly, it didnt change a thing. the nvidia.ko still loads nice, but the
SoNicX [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
so, i did a
rm -Rf /opt/ltsp/
and then used
ltspadmin
to reinstall what i removed,
then i copied back my lts.conf and unzipped the nvidia-binaries to my
fresh /opt/ltsp/i386 dir.
sadly, it didnt change a thing. the nvidia.ko still loads nice, but the
Cristi Mitrana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...] The Nvidia binary drivers don't work the the glx module from
x.org, they have their own implementation of GLX [...]
I think this isn't his problem because the nvidia libglx is already
included into the nvidia-binary-archive he used -- presumed his
hello again,
the fixed nvidia-binary archive, which herr ehrenberg kindly provided, at
first interferes with the old archive like:
api mismatch:nv kernel mod has version 1.0-8178, but x mod has 1.0-8756.
so i removed the files, and extracted to the clean /opt/ltsp/i386 dir. (with
exception of
so, i did a
rm -Rf /opt/ltsp/
and then used
ltspadmin
to reinstall what i removed,
then i copied back my lts.conf and unzipped the nvidia-binaries to my
fresh /opt/ltsp/i386 dir.
sadly, it didnt change a thing. the nvidia.ko still loads nice, but the glx
xorg extension wont, just like
Have you ever told us what
# uname -a
print out at the shell prompt of your terminal?
the terminal gives me a 2.6.16.1-ltsp-2 , as it should ,i think. i hoped i
could prevent a reinstall, but well, ill give it a try. maybe something went
wrong when updating ltsp or so. i have had this
SoNicX [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i am trying to turn my dual amd64 into an ltsp server an a small
p3/nvidia into a gaming client. [...] the driver loads quite fine,
but the glx module wont load (as logs told me).
And what told you the log about the reason?
so i figured it might be good to
hy again/
And what told you the log about the reason?
not much i looked at the xlog of the client, which just tells me that the glx
module could not be loaded, with an error nr 7. i dont have any idea why
this happens.
This conclusion is definitely not true, I think. The error above
happens
as i said here is a part of the clients /tmp/mnt/xorg.log. which i
unfortunatly had to copy from the other screen.
(EE) Failed to load /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/libglx.so
(EE) Failed to load module glx (loader failed, 7)
hm, i tthink i should go for some kind of centralized logging.
hello.
i am trying to turn my dual amd64 into an ltsp server an a small p3/nvidia
into a gaming client. well so far it worked quite well, i use ltsp-4.2 on a
centos4.2 server with 2.6.16-ck3 kernel. i tried the binary package from
dipe.de - the driver loads quite fine, but the glx module wont
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