Hi Michael,
Great to hear you got it fixed. The issue with it not launching on
first boot is logged with Soft, but still not resolved. If I had to
guess it'd be because they're compiling against an ancient Xorg,
rather than the modular xorg (7+) that most distros use now.
Each time you login fresh XSI doesn't launch the first time - you need
to kill it and then launch again. No known fix and getting very tiring
telling artists again and again. I think it's also causing an issue
where it breaks custom shortcuts for launching applications in KDE.
Cheers,
Alan.
On 3/31/07, Michael Gangolf <miga_miga(at)gmx.de> wrote:
Hi,
thanks for the answer!
> But basically in /usr/lib/ you're suposed to have something like this..
>
> libGL.so -> libGL.so.x (points to the version of the driver to use)
> libGLU.so -> libGLU.so.x.y.z
I had look and I have all these files and all symlinks are correct.
But I did had a look at the strace output after libGL* and it seems that XSI
searches for a file called: liblibGL.so.1.so (two lib's!)
So I made a symlink in /usr/lib/
liblibGL.so.1.so -> libGL.so
and it starts now! Wow!
Will have to do some more testing how stable it is and if that really was the
problem!
Thanks again!
Michael
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