Hi,
I have made everything you said and the four files can be downloaded
from:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/jqa5jcI just hope to have made them correctly. If you need any other
information just request it and I'll be glad to send it as soon as I
can.
By the way, the graphics card is an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator
4500MHD. I've googled about it and OpenGL 2.0 and I found that ir
supports OpenGL 2.0. However, I don't know if the linux driver that I'm
using supports it.
Thank you in advance,
Regards,
Mário Saleiro
Sáb, 2009-12-26 às 10:54 +0100, Clifford Wolf escreveu:
> Hi,
>
> On Sat, Dec 26, 2009 at 03:56:01AM +0000, Mario Alexandre Nobre Saleiro wrote:
> > I have started to test OpenSCAD on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala with kernel
> > 2.6.31-16-generic and I am having some problems with it. I installed it
> > using the instructions in the OpenSCAD manual and after a little problem
> > that was fixed by Clifford everything went ok.
> > After installing I tried the first example from the OpenSCAD manual and
> > the OpenSCAD just closed itself when I press F5 or click the Compile
> > option in the menu. However, if I click F6, it doesn't close and the
> > figure is shown. I have also noticed that when I choose OpenCSG under
> > the View menu after I press F6 the program closes itself too.
>
> this is a problem with your OpenGL driver. could you please do the
> following things:
>
> 1. find out what grafics hardware and which driver you are using. post that
> information as reply. (the tool "glxinfo" should print out all relevant
> information and much more)
>
> 2. run openscad from a terminal window. is there any output printed to the
> terminal? if so - what is it?
>
> 3. run openscad using strace: just install 'strace' and the run it using
> "strace -o output_file_name full_path_to_openscad_bin", let it crash by
> pressing F5 and post the generated file. this files tend to be rather
> huge. so maybe you could put it somewhere online (e.g. pastebin.com) and
> just post the link?
>
> 4. run openscad in gdb and create a stack backtrace: just install 'gdb' and
> run it using "gdb full_path_to_openscad_bin" and then type "run". Let it
> crash by pressing F5 and then type "bt" on the gdb prompt. post the output.
>
> OpenSCAD should work with all OpenGL 2.0 cards and hardware. It detects on
> startup if your setup provides OpenGL 2.0 support and automatically
> disables the advanced OpenGL stuff when there is no proper hardware/driver
> support. It is possible that this features will never work with your
> hardware. In this case a "bugfix" would only do better checking of the
> needed GL support and result in properly disabling some features..
>
> yours,
> - clifford
>
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