So, I recently downloaded the AppImage version of the program, and it was running fine under the nouveau nvidia drivers and run every game perfectly.
After that I installed the proprietary Nvidia drivers (340.108) for my card (Geforce 9500 GT, OpenGL 3.3.0), and now I'm getting this error when trying to launch any game, only with the included GlideN64 plugin, angrylion and paraLLEl work fine but they don't emulate high level micro-code used in some games (mainly LucasArts')
Using standard mupen64plus or even m64py works perfectly without any issues whatsoever, but they don't have the same functionality as RMG.
I'm running Bodhi Linux 7.0 (Ubuntu 22.04, kernel 5.15)
Also tried compiling the binaries, same problem.
Also, I can't revert to the nouveau drivers because I need the double buffering from the proprietary drivers to develop 3D applications and other emulators also require it, such as Dreamcast.
So, I recently downloaded the AppImage version of the program, and it was running fine under the nouveau nvidia drivers and run every game perfectly. After that I installed the proprietary Nvidia drivers (340.108) for my card (Geforce 9500 GT, OpenGL 3.3.0), and now I'm getting this error when trying to launch any game, only with the included GlideN64 plugin, angrylion and paraLLEl work fine but they don't emulate high level micro-code used in some games (mainly LucasArts')
Using standard mupen64plus or even m64py works perfectly without any issues whatsoever, but they don't have the same functionality as RMG.
I'm running Bodhi Linux 7.0 (Ubuntu 22.04, kernel 5.15)
Also tried compiling the binaries, same problem.
Also, I can't revert to the nouveau drivers because I need the double buffering from the proprietary drivers to develop 3D applications and other emulators also require it, such as Dreamcast.