[Bug 1182677] Re: Alternative OpenGL lib's not updated when using closed drivers
nukedathlonman
1182677 at bugs.launchpad.net
Wed May 22 01:18:24 UTC 2013
Starting my tracing... But I think the bug is in a script of a package
that uses libc-bin, and it isn't a bug in libc-bin.
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Title:
Alternative OpenGL lib's not updated when using closed drivers
Status in “eglibc” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I have two computers, both are now running run Kubuntu 13.04 x86-64
editions (the desktop also has Ubuntu Studio 13.04 x86-64), both use
closed source drivers (laptop has nVidia 9600M GS adapter, desktop has
AMD Radeon HD 6770). Before upgrading, both system's and three
*buntu's ran fine with all OpenGL lib's being pointed to correctly.
After upgrading, the video library paths got cleared leaving me with
virtually all my wine games seg faulting as well as native Linux games
and programs (Skype 4.1, Doom 3, Quake Arena, etc). The problem
really highlights it's self if the software wants to use OpenGL
drivers.
I found a temperary fix by adding the video paths to these files:
/etc/ld.so.conf.d/i386-linux-gnu_GL.conf :
/usr/lib32/fglrx (On the desktop)
/usr/lib32/nvidia-313-updates (On the laptop)
/etc/ld.so.conf.d/x86_64-linux-gnu_GL.conf :
/usr/lib/fglrx #(On the desktop)
/usr/lib/nvidia-313-updates (On the laptop)
I tried updating the alternatives before I edited these files, and I
just got a message back on the terminal saying there were no
alternative's to configure.
This workaround works, but will need to be changed if these paths
change at any time. Now this shouldn't pose a problem for FireGL
Catalyst drivers, but it will pose problems for the nVidia drivers
since the driver series and type (ie 313 series Updates driver) is
noted in the directory.
After these two simple mod's, all my OpenGL programs (both native
64-bit and 32-bit Linux apps, and Wine programs) worked flawlessly.
This does not effect the open source nVidia and AMD drivers, the issue
only shows up when using the closed nVidia and AMD binary blob's on
*buntu 13.04.
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