Hey :)
After removing the svn source copy, as well as the pymol version
installed globally through apt-get, followed by downloading the source
anew and compiling, I ended up with a working copy. Apparently there
were some version conflicts...
The take home message: clean up before cooking :)
Che
Hi Tsjerk,
> Intel GMA 950 card, 945GSE chipset, check :(
The mobile Intel video drivers have been problematic for us and quite
a few other graphics software groups. Some of our users have been
reporting success after they upgrade their drivers. For others
though, it doesn't help. On Windows t
Hey Jason,
Intel GMA 950 card, 945GSE chipset, check :(
So this is a known problem, and is there a workaround? Do you need
additional information from my side?
Cheers,
Tsjerk
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 6:06 PM, Jason Vertrees
wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> The problem did not occur on another machine (Intel
Hi,
> The problem did not occur on another machine (Intel Core i7, 64bit),
> running Ubuntu 10.10.
> On my EeePC loading a python CGO file worked fine, while loading an
> empty PDB file segfaulted. So it seems to be related to loading the
> coordinates, not to the displaying.
Is anyone else havin
Hi,
The problem did not occur on another machine (Intel Core i7, 64bit),
running Ubuntu 10.10.
On my EeePC loading a python CGO file worked fine, while loading an
empty PDB file segfaulted. So it seems to be related to loading the
coordinates, not to the displaying.
Cheers,
Tsjerk
On Mon, Apr
Hi Jason & Tsjerk ...
Just for the info that I just downloaded, compiled and tried it on
OpenSuse 11.4 and it ran without any problems:
PyMOL>load ../../3lzt.pdb
HEADERHYDROLASE 23-MAR-97 3LZT
TITLE REFINEMENT OF TRICLINIC LYSOZYME AT ATOMIC RESOLUTION
COM
Hi Jason,
I run into a segfault with Pymol 1.4 rev 3938 on my EEE PC, running
Ubuntu 9.04. The segfault occurs when loading the PDB file. It happens
regardless of the contents of the PDB file, but loading something with
hetatms gives some insight in how far it goes:
PyMOL>load ../../../3lzt.pdb
H
