Martin Bochnig wrote: > Alan, you search the client side mesa libs libGL* and libOSmesa* with a > !search directive in !search $HOME/lib and !search $HOME/$plat_64/lib (while > having !HOME=../usr/X11 set to inside the proto-area), but you have pkgadd > install those files to different locations on the real target host where the > packages would be installed: > d none X11/lib/mesa > and > d none X11/lib/mesa/$plat_64 0755 root bin > rather than > d none X11/lib 0755 root bin > and > d none X11/lib/$plat_64 0755 root bin > > I also don't currently see you making symlinks from X11/lib/mesa/libGL* to > each X11/lib/libGL*. > Okay, that's not necessary as you already do make those mentioned legacy > symlinks to /usr/lib/., /usr/lib/$plat_64/. as well as to /usr/openwin ... > However, is there something that would have prevented us from just having > installed them directly to the same locations, as in the proto area (X11/lib > and X11/lib/$plat_64) ?? > I think this is related to the mechanism that switches between Mesa and NVIDIA's OpenGL libraries via symlinks.
Stuart
