Hello Gary,
I see that rpi doesn't provide gles1 in none of the graphics providers. So
the only solution that I see for now is to have a new recipe (similar to
mesa-gl) which will provide only gles1. Or, we can bbappend mesa to be used
and provide only gles1 (this could be pretty hacky).
Cheers!
On 2015-04-30 05:11, Andrei Gherzan wrote:
Hello Gary,
I see that rpi doesn't provide gles1 in none of the graphics providers. So the
only solution that I see for now is to have a new recipe (similar to mesa-gl)
which will provide only
gles1. Or, we can bbappend mesa to be used and provide
How can I get virtual/libgles1 on the RaspberryPi? libgles2
is provided by userland but that package does not provide
libgles1. If I add a dependency on libgles1 (e.g. libva),
then there is a conflict which tries to install both mesa
and mesa-gl.
Looking for ideas...
Thanks
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