Urgent. No compatible GPU found. Intel Integrated 965.

[venezuelan-folk]

GUI debugger says:

1-) Loading of d3dadapter9 succeded 2-) d3d9-nine.dll is loadable 3-) creating a Direct3D 9 device succeded (But below it says no compatible GPU found)

Terminal debugger says:

wine64 ninewinecfg 002c:fixme:winediag:LdrInitializeThunk wine-staging 5.19 is a testing version containing experimental patches. 002c:fixme:winediag:LdrInitializeThunk Please mention your exact version when filing bug reports on winehq.org. 0054:err:ole:start_rpcss Failed to start RpcSs service ### _err:d3d9nine:present_hasd3dadapter No available backends. Native Direct3D 9 will be unavailable. For more information visit https://github.com/iXit/wine-nine-standalone err:d3d9nine:d3dadapter9_new Your display driver doesn't support native D3D9 adapters.

Running Linux Mint with LXDE. Latest MESA from oibaf. tried DRI=3,2,1 and D3D_BACKEND=dri3,1 with no results. Please it is urgent, low resources laptop with 1,6 CPU 1GB RAM and it doesn't tell me the Graphics chipset nor vendor, but according to the factory info it has a P965G35

[axeldavy]

You probably have a GMA X3500 (G35 chipset). It is too old. Gallium nine doesn't contain legacy code for these cards. Standard wine should work though.

[venezuelan-folk]

Thank you for such a quick answer <3

Though, what is the difference between gallium nine and standard windows? With that laptop games were playable there and wine is not working, the video image is fine but it makes such an overhead that it goes like 5FPS, and sometimes tells me that no Hardware Acceleration is compatible with that gpu, which didn't happen playing on windows.

Is it going all for the CPU instead of the GPU? Is it a bad DRI? Can I install Iris driver on that? Why not?

I have not much time with Linux, it is confusing

[axeldavy]

As your card is very old, it is very unlikely to be supported by Iris, which supports only recent enough Intel graphic cards. Iris is the only gallium driver for Intel cards, and gallium nine requires a gallium driver.

I don't know the state of the opengl driver for your card, to be honest. Maybe wine is slow for your card because the opengl support is not very good.

[venezuelan-folk]

Well thanks anyway for your help folk

[venezuelan-folk]

@axeldavy Man I was doing some more testings on this laptop and I have just found that with MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=iris I opened GIMP as lean as wanna be, intel-gpu-top showed me some improvement on the gpu usage in comparisson from before without iris. Now, glxinfo with that environment variable tells not that I have an old GPU but an Old Kernel, tells me to update into 4.6 but I have 5.4, and even tried with liquorix 5.8 and same.

I think I have made some advance, but now I want to know how to set Iris as a default driver from the booting.

https://linuxreviews.org/Intel_Iris

That page shows me the .drirc home config file, but even though I created it, nothing changed, I still have to set the environment manually pre launch.

This is an important thing, as it shows that Iris works on relatively Old and Dying computers.

Respecting Gallium Nine, the debugger shows the same error, non compatible GPU. But this time the terminal showed me that:

LibEGL DRI2 failed to create DRI Screen

And then, the same error as before:

d3d9nine: present_has_d3dadapter no available backends

D3dadapter9_new your display driver doesn't support native d3d9 adapters

Help please, I want to set it as the default driver

Cheers

[venezuelan-folk]

@axeldavy @dhewg @siro20 @chewi @PatrickRudolph @orbea @Lahvuun @sonicpp @FireBurn @kyrios123

I have the real information of this laptop now.

It is an Intel Atom 455 with and Integrated Graphics (Close to what you said) GMA X3150. Iris driver, YES it works on this; and considering it looks way too well to be incompatible, I want some Deep help on it, this is the easiest yet best Gallium Nine repository that I could find.

Here is the Terminal debugger of Super Smash Flash 2 with Iris Driver, IT WORKED, but like 10FPS at minimum quality, even though the game has Hardware Acceleration option inside, but I don't feel like it did nothing.

galliumnine debugger-iris.txt

And here is the debugger when I deliberately issued a wrong driver environment just to prove that this GPU is Iris capable, in this case it didn't work whatsoever.

galliumnine debugger wrong driver.txt

I'm sorry if I'm issuing some topic outside of your jurisdiction, I just want to know how the Wine, Gallium, DRI and API calls relate altogether, because I want to create my own Low Resource Low Spec Linux Distribution. I don't want to push people into buying new graphic cards or new laptops, any help is very appreciated.

Cheers

[axeldavy]

You can ask on freenode's #intel-gfx or #dri-devel. There will be Linux Intel devs who will be able to give you details about GMA X3150 support.

[dhewg]

It helps if one reads the error messages:

err:d3d9nine:dri2_create failed to open libEGL.so.1: libEGL.so.1: no se puede abrir el archivo del objeto compartido: No existe el archivo o el directorio
err:d3d9nine:present_has_d3dadapter No available backends.
Native Direct3D 9 will be unavailable.

I don't know what moonspraak that is, but it sure looks like the 32bit libEGL.so wasn't found...

[dhewg]

Are you sure you need DRM_PRIME=1? That shouldn't be required if that Intel gpu is the only one in your system

[venezuelan-folk]

You can ask on freenode's #intel-gfx or #dri-devel. There will be Linux Intel devs who will be able to give you details about GMA X3150 support.

I will try to go over there, thanks for the reference

[venezuelan-folk]

It helps if one reads the error messages:

err:d3d9nine:dri2_create failed to open libEGL.so.1: libEGL.so.1: no se puede abrir el archivo del objeto compartido: No existe el archivo o el directorio
err:d3d9nine:present_has_d3dadapter No available backends.
Native Direct3D 9 will be unavailable.

I don't know what moonspraak that is, but it sure looks like the 32bit libEGL.so wasn't found...

I have just looked out for it, that library is installed from the oibaf repo, and I enabled DRI just in case for any bug

I don't know what else to do, literally I have done everything that I have found. I want to se the GPU overhead at 100% just to make sure that the problem is not an idle GPU. I have very high suspicion on that

[venezuelan-folk]

@dhewg @axeldavy you guys are awesome, I never thought that I would get answers so fast

[Venemo]

Hello @venezuelan-folk

Sorry for the late answer, but maybe this helps. According to Intel's website the Atom N455 was launched in 2010 so it's a 10 years old CPU. The Iris driver supports the Broadwell architecture and newer (also referred to as Gen8), which was released in late 2014. So, I'm sorry to report that Iris doesn't support your GPU.

Sadly, you can't use Gallium Nine there, so you need to disable Gallium Nine. Also please keep in mind that this GPU was considered quite low-end, even 10 years ago so you shouldn't expect too much from it.

[venezuelan-folk]

Hello @venezuelan-folk

Sorry for the late answer, but maybe this helps. According to Intel's website the Atom N455 was launched in 2010 so it's a 10 years old CPU. The Iris driver supports the Broadwell architecture and newer (also referred to as Gen8), which was released in late 2014. So, I'm sorry to report that Iris doesn't support your GPU.

Sadly, you can't use Gallium Nine there, so you need to disable Gallium Nine. Also please keep in mind that this GPU was considered quite low-end, even 10 years ago so you shouldn't expect too much from it.

No way 🥺 I find it difficult to believe that windows can handle better that hardware than linux, why is that? Propietary stuff or what is it?

[Venemo]

I find it difficult to believe that windows can handle better that hardware than linux, why is that? Propietary stuff or what is it?

Please keep in mind that this chip is very old, and it was designed to run a desktop, not games. So I think gaming performance was never a priority for the driver developers. I don't work for Intel so I can't say for sure.

I had similar hardware about 10 years ago. It was pretty bad on Windows. It had trouble running games from the early 2000s, and I remember many games just crashed on start. Also keep in mind that Intel doesn't really provide support for these old chips on Windows either anymore. Their Linux driver is much better at compatibility and more stable than their Windows driver.

[venezuelan-folk]

Well, thank you so much for your time @Venemo

Cheers