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Richard Goldberg wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Problem is I don't have an nvidia video card. I'm
just using the generic
<br>XF86_SVGA. I don't even know why its trying to find this device.
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This is saying that the OpenGL libraries that you are trying to run
are the NVidia flavor instead of the OpenGL flavor. Things to check
are (1) did you build vtk, application, etc. on a machine with the NVidia
libraries, (2) are you statically linking the OpenGL libraries (via
vtk or the application), (3) do you really have the plain mesa OpenGL libraries
installed on the troubling machine. Make sure that you have the plain
mesa libraries should do the trick.
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>-Rick
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David D. Marshall
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
<A HREF="mailto:gte552m@prism.gatech.edu">mailto:gte552m@prism.gatech.edu</A></pre>
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