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I can successfully build the latest git code under Manjaro on my RPi 4B 8 GB but reicast refuses to start with the error:
Fatal error: GLX: Open GL 3.0 not supported
Yes, I know that. I want it to use Open GLES. I can run glmark2 and godot so the V3D gles driver is working.
So, I thought I'd try to disable OpenGL by editing configure-platform.make and adding the line:
SUPPORT_GLX := 0
To the end of the Raspberry Pi 4 section, around line 90. I rebuilt it but I still get the same error. I expect that isn't the correct way to disable OGL or its being enabled somewhere else somehow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Raspberry Pi OS is still armhf / 32 bit whilst Manjaro ARM for the RPi 4 is aarch64 but I think both use mesa now instead of a binary blob graphics driver, as was the case on the RPi 2+3. It could also be because Manjaro is using much newer versions of everything which could've broke something. I'm rebuilding it now after updating Manjaro to the new mesa and trying under a different desktop. I was testing with XFCE yesterday.
EDIT
Rebuilding with the updated mesa and running under GNOME (x11) instead haven't helped.
I can successfully build the latest git code under Manjaro on my RPi 4B 8 GB but reicast refuses to start with the error:
Fatal error: GLX: Open GL 3.0 not supported
Yes, I know that. I want it to use Open GLES. I can run glmark2 and godot so the V3D gles driver is working.
So, I thought I'd try to disable OpenGL by editing
configure-platform.make
and adding the line:To the end of the Raspberry Pi 4 section, around line 90. I rebuilt it but I still get the same error. I expect that isn't the correct way to disable OGL or its being enabled somewhere else somehow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: