hello.
i have a problem with my secondlife on linux. i am using debian lenny(testing). when i move my camera in some places, every object disappears from my screen. i just see myself. it happens also when walking. please, help me!
thanks,
hazy
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Hazy Oyen
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09-26-2007 07:36
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Rada Fizir
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09-26-2007 10:20
What graphics card, system specs?
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Hazy Oyen
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09-26-2007 10:38
System: Debian Lenny
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3700(i have to change this) RAM: 2GB Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-K8N-SLi Graphic card: GeForce 7600 GT I'd like to note that it was working very well on Windows http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/4390/snapshot001qr2.png Thats my problem |
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hkalegre Koba
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09-26-2007 12:45
Hi Hazy, could it be that you do not use the appropiate driver for your Nvidia-card?
What does your /etc/X11/xorg.conf say? You just looked at /var/log to see some mistakes? _____________________
Debian-Linux 64 bit on Intel Duo E8400 Memory 4 GB GLX Renderer GeForce GTX 260
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LaeMi Qian
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I have the same issue.
09-26-2007 13:45
Certain positions/directions slice out huge sections of the scenegraph. The locations are very precise, resulting in the scene flickering in and out in big chunks as you move/rotate.
Only happened as of the latest RC with me, no other system changes were made than the upgrade to 1.18.3(5). I have since upgraded to the newly released 100.14.19 Nvidia driver but same effect. I have tried turning on/off every feature presented in the graphics prefs. I have tried disabling all combinations of graphics-related features in the startup script. I filed a bug on this via the internal bug reporting system System: Debian/Testing with some stuff pulled in from Unstable after the issue surfaced to check for a local version-related solution Nvidia 7600/256 AMD Sempron 2400+ / 1G RAM Oh, and Hazy. Can you edit the title of the thread from the very general "Problem on Linux" to something like "Parts of scene missing randomly" - despite having this exact same problem, I almost skipped the thread because it was titled so generally  |
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Johnnie Carling
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09-26-2007 16:09
hello. i have a problem with my secondlife on linux. i am using debian lenny(testing). when i move my camera in some places, every object disappears from my screen. It's the mesa drivers. The unstable drivers must of hit Lenny. use the last version of the mesa stuff and pin it for now. see an older post here /263/7f/210206/1.html |
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LaeMi Qian
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Johnnie Carling is right, me thinks.
09-27-2007 00:37
I recall now the MESA packages dropped through into Testing recently - about the right time.
I often pull minor upgrades of non-critical stuff in from Unstable, but I explicitly waited for MESA to move to Testing of its own accord, obviously still too soon :-/ Will keep an eye out for new MESA showing up in Unstable. |
