Started the day with testing Google-earth-pro with and without linux-nvidia-libs.
Test Hardware : SHuttle SH570r6 desktop. I7-11700K cpu , Geforce RTX3060 GPU. 64 GB RAM.
FreeBSD 15.0-STABLE stable/15-n282599-9712b5e4b58b sh570r6 amd64
With linux-nvidia-libs I have...
Well, x11/nvidia-driver does some tricky thing (binary-patching hardcoded paths) related with glvnd and some others.
I'm not enough sure the same kind of things works fine on Linux counterparts or not, and this part already existed before I've started maintaining NVIDIA driver ports. So would be...
...===> Installing for linux-rl9-libglvnd-1.3.4_1
===> linux-rl9-libglvnd-1.3.4_1 conflicts with installed package(s):
linux-nvidia-libs-580.126.18
linux-nvidia-libs-580.126.18
They install files into the same place.
You may want to stop build with Ctrl + C.
===>...
I suspect I saw whats going on a short while ago.
If you install google-earth-pro before linux-nvidia-libs the OPENGL calls are handled by the :
linux-rl9-libglvnd driver and not the NVIDIA driver.
See:
https://www.freshports.org/graphics/linux-rl9-libglvnd/
There is...
Ok, I will solve the problem by adding a question to the user with nvidia: "Do you want to install extra useful packages to configure the GPU and to run tools that require compatibility with linux (example google-earth-pro)?" (Actually, I was planning to add the add-ons to the script in the...
In my experience , GPU accelerated images is not operational if linux-nvidia-libs is not installed.
the program runs but uses CPU to draw Images /3D- buildings
Walking the streets of New York becomes impossible.
Currently exisitng port is astro/google-earth-pro, but it doesn't depend on x11/linux-nvidia-libs* by default, and no options are provided.
Does it auto-detect Linux NVIDIA libraries if installed?
And Linuxulator requires additional disk spaces, thus, it's not clear that user's resources allow...
...assume that that user is knowledgeable enough to discern what extra features may be needed.
the Killer APP that needs "linux-nvidia-libs " is astro/google-earth.
so I expect the LINUX side of Nvidia-Graphics needs to be operational . Setting up...
Not yet read your updated script, but assuming the listed pkgs are to be installed:
nvidia-xconfig wouldn't be needed if your script provides xorg.conf (monolithic or splitted), as it's for generating monolithic xorg.conf.
linux-nvidia-libs wouldn't be needed unless users need to run Linux apps...
Yes, linux-base-lr9 is installed like a dependence by linux-nvidia-libs. Just to bu sure on my CURRENT laptop:
# pkg install linux-nvidia-libs
Updating FreeBSD-ports repository catalogue...
FreeBSD-ports repository is up to date.
Updating FreeBSD-ports-kmods repository catalogue...
emulators/linux-base-lr9 is needed to make a fully operational Linux environment
but its possible it will be pulled in by installing x11/linux-nvidia-libs
...I just updated the script to add the packages and configurations required by the Call for testing to the mailing list (link1 and link2):
nvidia-drm-kmod nvidia-settings nvidia-xconfig nvidia-texture-tools linux-nvidia-libs
sysrc kld_list+="nvidia-drm" ;
sysrc linux_enable="YES" ;
echo...
For x11/nvidia-driver:
pkg is attempting to install xlibre flavored one instead.
(I dislike the flavorization with it, though.)
For plasma6*:
The XLibre porters wanted to flavorize x11/plasma6-plasma-desktop for XLibre, but it was rejected by KDE porters (see 291602 for details). Would need...
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