Re: [Chromium-users] Chromium uses wrong resolution for monitors.

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Hi,

On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:46:15 -0000, Jackman <kd...@gm...> wrote:

> On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 3:12 AM, Angel de Vicente <an...@ia...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm new to Chromium, and I'm having a (apparently) simple problem,
>> which I hope some of you guys can help me to solve.
>>
>> I'm running Chromium as a part of a Rocks Cluster installation
>> (http://www.rocksclusters.org/wordpress/). For my setting I have a
>> head node and two tile nodes, each connected
>> to two monitors. Chromium seems to be working more or less OK, but it
>> seems to believe that the resolution of my "tile" nodes is 1920x1200
>> where it actually is 1280x1024. Any pointers on where should I look so
>> that I can tell Chromium about the actual resolution of my monitors? I
>> include below the output when I run glxgears.
>
> Just out of curiosity, what video cards are you using?  Can we see
> some of your configuration details?  Thanks!

thanks for the help. In the end I found how to tell the Rocks software the  
resolution of my tile nodes, so this is not an issue anymore, although I'm  
still stuck, perhaps you can shed some light?

The graphic cards used are:
The head node: nVidia Corporation Quadro NVS 290 (rev a1)
The tile nodes: nVidia Corporation NV43GL [Quadro FX 550] (rev a2)
                 nVidia Corporation NV44 [Quadro NVS 285] (rev a1)

And now the problem is when I try to use Google Earch or Stellarium (so  
far I have only tried these two, and glxgears). glxgears is fine after  
enabling chromium, and both Google Earth and Stellarium work fine in the  
head node when Chromium is disabled, but when I enable it I get the errors  
that I attach below. Any idea? Thanks a lot,

Ángel de Vicente

GOOGLE EARTH
===============

[angelv@vaiven ~]$ googleearth
CR Warning(vaiven:9210): the OpenGL faker was loaded without crappfaker!
Defaulting to an application id of -1!
This won't work if you're debugging a parallel application!
In this case, set the CR_APPLICATION_ID_NUMBER environment
variable to the right thing (see opengl_stub/load.c)
CR Warning(vaiven:9210): Using Chromium configuration for * from
/home/angelv/.crconfigs
This is Chromium, Version 1.9
Autostart for node tile-0-0: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-0', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.0 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10046'"]
Autostart for node tile-0-0: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-0', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.1 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10046'"]
Autostart for node tile-0-1: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-1', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.0 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10046'"]
Autostart for node tile-0-1: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-1', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.1 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10046'"]
Start a crappfaker on vaiven.ll.iac.es
Mothership signalling spawning process 9210
CR Info(tile-0-0:26576): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Info(tile-0-1:26582): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Info(tile-0-0:26568): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Info(tile-0-1:26576): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Warning(vaiven:9210): glXChooseVisual: ignoring attribute 0x22
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26576): __tcpip_read_exact() error: Bad address
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26576): Bad juju: 10485760 197100 on socket 0xb
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26576): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
Google Earth has caught signal 11.

We apologize for the inconvenience, but Google Earth has crashed.
  This is a bug in the program, and should never happen under normal
  circumstances. A bug report and debugging data have been written
  to this text file:

     /home/angelv/.googleearth/crashlogs/crashlog-4b5ecb14.txt

Please include this file if you submit a bug report will to Google.
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26568): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
CR Warning(tile-0-1:26582): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
[angelv@vaiven ~]$ CR Warning(tile-0-1:26576): CRServer: Last client
disconnected - exiting.

STELLARIUM
============
[angelv@vaiven ~]$ stellarium
  -------------------------------------------------------
[ This is Stellarium 0.8.0 - http://www.stellarium.org ]
[ Copyright (C) 2000-2005 Fabien Chereau et al         ]
  -------------------------------------------------------
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (Viewport)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (MatrixMode)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (LoadMatrixd)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (MatrixMode)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (MatrixMode)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (LoadMatrixd)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (MatrixMode)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): YOU ARE CALLING A NULLED FUNCTION (FrontFace)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): the OpenGL faker was loaded without crappfaker!
Defaulting to an application id of -1!
This won't work if you're debugging a parallel application!
In this case, set the CR_APPLICATION_ID_NUMBER environment
variable to the right thing (see opengl_stub/load.c)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): Using Chromium configuration for * from
/home/angelv/.crconfigs
This is Chromium, Version 1.9
Autostart for node tile-0-0: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-0', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.0 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10073'"]
Autostart for node tile-0-0: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-0', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.1 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10073'"]
Autostart for node tile-0-1: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-1', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.0 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10073'"]
Autostart for node tile-0-1: ['/usr/bin/ssh', '-x', 'tile-0-1', "bash
--login -c 'env DISPLAY=:0.1 /opt/viz/bin/crserver -mothership
vaiven:10073'"]
Start a crappfaker on vaiven.ll.iac.es
Mothership signalling spawning process 9191
CR Info(tile-0-0:26451): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Info(tile-0-1:26451): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Info(tile-0-0:26443): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Info(tile-0-1:26453): Total output dimensions = (5120, 1024)
CR Warning(vaiven:9191): glXChooseVisual: ignoring attribute 0x22
Application locale is system
Loading Solar System data...(loaded)
Loading location: "Paris", on Earth (landscape is: "guereins")
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26443): __tcpip_read_exact() error: Bad address
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26443): Bad juju: 10485760 262852 on socket 0xb
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26443): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
/usr/bin/stellarium: line 3:  9191 Segmentation fault      run-stellarium
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26451): __tcpip_read_exact() error: Connection reset  
by peer
CR Warning(tile-0-0:26451): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
CR Warning(tile-0-1:26453): __tcpip_read_exact() error: Connection reset  
by peer
CR Warning(tile-0-1:26453): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
CR Warning(tile-0-1:26451): __tcpip_read_exact() error: Connection reset  
by peer
CR Warning(tile-0-1:26451): CRServer: Last client disconnected - exiting.
[angelv@vaiven ~]$

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