Re: [Chromium-users] Chromium GLX problem at the slavenode

[Sean A. <ah...@or...>]

To be able to do OpenGL rendering on the slave nodes, you will have to
install GLX as well as X11.  Chromium can't do anything with OpenGL on
the back ends until you make it available.

A simple test, after you install GLX on the slaves, will be trying
something simple like "glxgears" or "glxinfo".  If you can get those to
execute successfully, you'll be well on your way to getting Chromium to
run correctly.

-Sean

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Sean Ahern
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
865-241-3748

Michelle Chu wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> We have been trying to install chromium on our Oscar Linux cluster to drive
> a tiled-display wall. We installed Chromium on our headnode and were able to
> run the demo program at the headnode. We also installed X11 (because slave
> nodes had no graphic desktop manager, only console), Chromium at the
> slavenode. We passed the compilation for Chromium at the slavenode. However,
> when we try to run the same demo program at the slave node. We had the
> following error:
> 
> Render SPU: Display: 0.0 doesn't support GLX... SPU: couldn't get a
> double-buffered RGB visual with Z!
> 
> Shall we reinstall GLX package at the slavenode? Any suggestions will be
> highly appreciated.
> 
> Michelle

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