Thread: [tuxracer-main] Mostly works with ATI Rage Pro 3D AGP
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From: Tom G. <to...@em...> - 2002-01-29 01:14:51
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Hi, I can play Tuxracer with this Rage Pro. I am using glx.so from Utah-GLX (CVS 2002-01-26, and the one currently in Debian testing). Lspci reports the card is ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 1X/2X (rev5c). Two problems: - It most be run as root, or it crashes just as a race screen is about to be shown. - Tux is all white, except where normal shading (I think) happens. When it crashes as user, this message is in the starting xterm: libGL: Application called unsupported GL API function: Fix the application Then the mouse in X works no longer, and the screen is left at 640x480. I can get you more information on anything if you want. It's lots of fun. Wee. --=20 TomG =20 http://web.em.ca/~tomg/contact.html |
From: Michael M. <mma...@ro...> - 2002-01-29 02:44:42
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Well, I think I can solve the problem with tux being all white. in ~/.tuxracer/options look for this line set use_sphere_display_list true ---set it to false. Hope this helps. On Mon, 2002-01-28 at 20:14, Tom Goulet wrote: > Hi, > > I can play Tuxracer with this Rage Pro. I am using glx.so from Utah-GLX > (CVS 2002-01-26, and the one currently in Debian testing). Lspci > reports the card is ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 1X/2X (rev5c). > > Two problems: > - It most be run as root, or it crashes just as a race screen is about to > be shown. > - Tux is all white, except where normal shading (I think) happens. > > When it crashes as user, this message is in the starting xterm: > libGL: Application called unsupported GL API function: > Fix the application > Then the mouse in X works no longer, and the screen is left at 640x480. > > I can get you more information on anything if you want. > > It's lots of fun. Wee. > > -- > TomG > > http://web.em.ca/~tomg/contact.html |
From: Dexter G. <dex...@de...> - 2002-01-29 15:09:08
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Make sure your permissions to your glx driver is set right. On 29-Jan-02 Tom Goulet wrote: > Hi, > > I can play Tuxracer with this Rage Pro. I am using glx.so from Utah-GLX > (CVS 2002-01-26, and the one currently in Debian testing). Lspci > reports the card is ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 1X/2X (rev5c). > > Two problems: > - It most be run as root, or it crashes just as a race screen is about to > be shown. > - Tux is all white, except where normal shading (I think) happens. > > When it crashes as user, this message is in the starting xterm: > libGL: Application called unsupported GL API function: > Fix the application > Then the mouse in X works no longer, and the screen is left at 640x480. > > I can get you more information on anything if you want. > > It's lots of fun. Wee. > > -- > TomG > > http://web.em.ca/~tomg/contact.html -- "The funny thing is if you actually read those papers, you find that, while the researchers were applying thier optomizational tricks on a microkernel, in fact those same tricks could be applied to traditional kernels to accelerate their execution." -- Linus Torvalds on Microkernels (Open Sources, 1999 O'Reilly and Associates) ---------------------------------- E-Mail: Dexter Genius <dex...@de...> Date: 29-Jan-02 Time: 16:08:29 This message was sent by XFMail ---------------------------------- |
From: Denis B. <den...@ya...> - 2002-01-30 01:22:28
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for the white tux, you must look in ~/.tuxracer/options and make sure of the options of theses lines : set disable_fog true set use_sphere_display_list false someone tell my on this ML this is a bug with (all) ati card (and) with MESA. You mayby can find more information on archive of this list... if archive existe :-) -Denis Bergeron Le Lundi 28 Janvier 2002 20:14, Tom Goulet a écrit : > Hi, > > I can play Tuxracer with this Rage Pro. I am using glx.so from Utah-GLX > (CVS 2002-01-26, and the one currently in Debian testing). Lspci > reports the card is ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 1X/2X (rev5c). > > Two problems: > - It most be run as root, or it crashes just as a race screen is about to > be shown. > - Tux is all white, except where normal shading (I think) happens. > > When it crashes as user, this message is in the starting xterm: > libGL: Application called unsupported GL API function: > Fix the application > Then the mouse in X works no longer, and the screen is left at 640x480. > > I can get you more information on anything if you want. > > It's lots of fun. Wee. |