Doncuppjr
commented
3 days ago If the libva package is empty, it's likely not included in a build, and hasn't been populated yet. There should be a build/install script for it that only gets run if the package was included in a build at least once.
lib/dri/i965_drv_video.so should already be available from the xorg7-intel package.
On Monday, November 25, 2024 at 06:32:43 AM MST, VolksDude @.***> wrote:
When connecting to a VMware Horizon Pool, the session appears to be accelerated. However, upon checking the log file located at /tmp/vmware-tsuser/vmware-mks-123435.log, I encounter the following error: "Failed to initialize FFmpeg for vaapi2.7."
The session functions with H.264 but relies on software decoding. I want to enable hardware decoding instead. After reviewing the documentation, I found this resource:
https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/HorizonClientLinuxGuideV2406/page/ConfigureBlastOptionsforHorizonLinuxClient.html "To use H.264 with an Intel GPU, the Intel VA-API driver and the GLX VA-API libraries are required. Running the command vainfo shows the H.264 profiles."
On ThinStation, I noticed there’s a package called libva, but it appears to be empty. Further research led me to the libva-intel-driver package under Crux, which includes the file /usr/lib/dri/i965_drv_video.so.
What would be the easiest way to add this driver to ThinStation to see if it helps to enable hardware decoding?
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When connecting to a VMware Horizon Pool, the session appears to be accelerated. However, upon checking the log file located at /tmp/vmware-tsuser/vmware-mks-123435.log, I encounter the following error: "Failed to initialize FFmpeg for vaapi2.7."
The session functions with H.264 but relies on software decoding. I want to enable hardware decoding instead. After reviewing the documentation, I found this resource:
https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/HorizonClientLinuxGuideV2406/page/ConfigureBlastOptionsforHorizonLinuxClient.html "To use H.264 with an Intel GPU, the Intel VA-API driver and the GLX VA-API libraries are required. Running the command vainfo shows the H.264 profiles."
On ThinStation, I noticed there’s a package called libva, but it appears to be empty. Further research led me to the libva-intel-driver package under Crux, which includes the file /usr/lib/dri/i965_drv_video.so.
What would be the easiest way to add this driver to ThinStation to see if it helps to enable hardware decoding?