Closed Phate6660 closed 4 years ago
Please give system information, so I can look up what's wrong. Information like: OS/Distro (release name too), architecture (cpu) and others would be helpful
Thanks for reporting
Distro: Gentoo CPU: Intel i5-3470 (AMD64 architecture) GCC version: 9.3.0 ld version: 2.33.1
If you need any more info, let me know. Happy to help as much as I can.
Since you're on Gentoo, may you check if your libGL.so (or similar) (provided by MESA, in most cases) features the symbol "glXSwapIntervalEXT". Try to enabled it in your build config if it's not there.
I'm sorry, but I can't provide exact support for Gentoo, since the builds vary wildly (I'm sure you already know that)
And seeing the issues that are gentoo specific, this seems like a OS issue more than anything. There isn't any valid alternative to the API call "glXSwapIntervalEXT".
Did you try rebuilding mesa? By looking into Gentoo forums, it seems like the only culprit. Cannot test since I don't feel like setting up Gentoo for just an bug report.
I have checked my libGL.so
and apparently it doesn't contain glXSwapIntervalEXT
for some reason.
I have rebuilt mesa actually a few times already because I installed a new GPU and needed to rebuild it for the drivers, but it still doesn't have it.
I can only guess that I'm missing a USE flag somewhere for mesa to have that api, I just don't know what.
I'll close this since it seems to be an issue with either me, or Gentoo.