yet another xorg build problem
Chuck Robey
chuckr at telenix.org
Thu Jun 19 10:26:56 PDT 2008
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Dan Nicholson wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 9:36 AM, Chuck Robey <chuckr at telenix.org> wrote:
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>> I don't mind doing this, but I'm worried I'm bothering folks over this, not
>> performing something good. If this is becoming pestlike, tell me, I'll find
>> some other way to push this forward.
>>
>> Anyhow, my problem looks like this:
>>
>> Making all in glx
>>
>> This is only the first of a hundred errors, however, solve this one and the rest
>> will likely evaporate. The file being looked at is glxdricommon.h, and the
>> struct near line 32 is:
>>
>>
>> That pretty much shows the whole active part of the file. I can't find any
>> definition of __DRIconfig anywhere, and I sure did look about.
>
> Did you install mesa? Did you build a DRI-enabled mesa? It should be
> in $mesaincludedir/GL/internal/dri_interface.h. I have a feeling you
> built an xlib mesa, which won't work for GLX or DRI.
OK. First, I had downloaded the most recent stable, but the xorg build gave me
build errors for that version (7.0.3) so I downloaded it directly from git,
which gave me version 7.1.0 and cleared the build errors (after I hand-edited my
self-installed gl.pc file). I found no file to indicate that I needed any
particular flags on build, but I did get a drm build error, so before I built
mesa, i found glproto, and build & installed that.
If you want me to activate drm in the mesa build, I got mesa to build via
autogen.sh. I didn't see any configure generated from mesa's autogen, so if you
know the right way to prod mesa into building for drm, I'd appreciate a hint.
Thanks
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