OpenGL doesn't work on emulators of games
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On both PCSXR and Mednafen I can't use the OpenGL to play my PS1 games. I have to use SDL, and the graphic sucks.
I have googled this a lot. Follow all that steps to delete the emulator files, modify some parameters and this kind of think. I have libgl1-mesa-dev instaled.
I'm using Debian 9.
Here are the log of Mednafen:
Starting Mednaffe 0.8.4
Mednafen 09x configuration file found.
Version detected: Mednafen 0.9.41
Executing mednafen with command line:
"/usr/games/mednafen -psx.dbg_level 0 -video.driver opengl -video.fs 0 > -cheats 1 /home/john/Downloads/ROMs/resident evil 3.cue "
ERROR: Couldn't find matching GLX visual
End of execution caught.
My video card is some Intel HD.
$ glxinfo | grep -E "vendor|version"
Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
My dmesg
output is available here, and my X.org logs here.
debian opengl emulators
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On both PCSXR and Mednafen I can't use the OpenGL to play my PS1 games. I have to use SDL, and the graphic sucks.
I have googled this a lot. Follow all that steps to delete the emulator files, modify some parameters and this kind of think. I have libgl1-mesa-dev instaled.
I'm using Debian 9.
Here are the log of Mednafen:
Starting Mednaffe 0.8.4
Mednafen 09x configuration file found.
Version detected: Mednafen 0.9.41
Executing mednafen with command line:
"/usr/games/mednafen -psx.dbg_level 0 -video.driver opengl -video.fs 0 > -cheats 1 /home/john/Downloads/ROMs/resident evil 3.cue "
ERROR: Couldn't find matching GLX visual
End of execution caught.
My video card is some Intel HD.
$ glxinfo | grep -E "vendor|version"
Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
My dmesg
output is available here, and my X.org logs here.
debian opengl emulators
That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18
@StephenKitt Done.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24
@StephenKitt You're right about the Mednafen part (I'm embarrassed as I just woke up ten minutes ago) but I was only wondering if he had tried another setting.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:25
@PeterGriffin I've never gotten either of those emulators to work whether I was using Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, or Debian. I've had much better luck with ePSXe. If you insist on Mednafen or PCSX then I don't have time right now but I'll look into it on my test box later on if you don't have any answer that works by then.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28
@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48
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On both PCSXR and Mednafen I can't use the OpenGL to play my PS1 games. I have to use SDL, and the graphic sucks.
I have googled this a lot. Follow all that steps to delete the emulator files, modify some parameters and this kind of think. I have libgl1-mesa-dev instaled.
I'm using Debian 9.
Here are the log of Mednafen:
Starting Mednaffe 0.8.4
Mednafen 09x configuration file found.
Version detected: Mednafen 0.9.41
Executing mednafen with command line:
"/usr/games/mednafen -psx.dbg_level 0 -video.driver opengl -video.fs 0 > -cheats 1 /home/john/Downloads/ROMs/resident evil 3.cue "
ERROR: Couldn't find matching GLX visual
End of execution caught.
My video card is some Intel HD.
$ glxinfo | grep -E "vendor|version"
Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
My dmesg
output is available here, and my X.org logs here.
debian opengl emulators
On both PCSXR and Mednafen I can't use the OpenGL to play my PS1 games. I have to use SDL, and the graphic sucks.
I have googled this a lot. Follow all that steps to delete the emulator files, modify some parameters and this kind of think. I have libgl1-mesa-dev instaled.
I'm using Debian 9.
Here are the log of Mednafen:
Starting Mednaffe 0.8.4
Mednafen 09x configuration file found.
Version detected: Mednafen 0.9.41
Executing mednafen with command line:
"/usr/games/mednafen -psx.dbg_level 0 -video.driver opengl -video.fs 0 > -cheats 1 /home/john/Downloads/ROMs/resident evil 3.cue "
ERROR: Couldn't find matching GLX visual
End of execution caught.
My video card is some Intel HD.
$ glxinfo | grep -E "vendor|version"
Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
My dmesg
output is available here, and my X.org logs here.
debian opengl emulators
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That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18
@StephenKitt Done.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24
@StephenKitt You're right about the Mednafen part (I'm embarrassed as I just woke up ten minutes ago) but I was only wondering if he had tried another setting.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:25
@PeterGriffin I've never gotten either of those emulators to work whether I was using Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, or Debian. I've had much better luck with ePSXe. If you insist on Mednafen or PCSX then I don't have time right now but I'll look into it on my test box later on if you don't have any answer that works by then.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28
@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48
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That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18
@StephenKitt Done.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24
@StephenKitt You're right about the Mednafen part (I'm embarrassed as I just woke up ten minutes ago) but I was only wondering if he had tried another setting.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:25
@PeterGriffin I've never gotten either of those emulators to work whether I was using Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, or Debian. I've had much better luck with ePSXe. If you insist on Mednafen or PCSX then I don't have time right now but I'll look into it on my test box later on if you don't have any answer that works by then.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28
@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48
That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18
That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18
@StephenKitt Done.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24
@StephenKitt Done.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24
@StephenKitt You're right about the Mednafen part (I'm embarrassed as I just woke up ten minutes ago) but I was only wondering if he had tried another setting.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:25
@StephenKitt You're right about the Mednafen part (I'm embarrassed as I just woke up ten minutes ago) but I was only wondering if he had tried another setting.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:25
@PeterGriffin I've never gotten either of those emulators to work whether I was using Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, or Debian. I've had much better luck with ePSXe. If you insist on Mednafen or PCSX then I don't have time right now but I'll look into it on my test box later on if you don't have any answer that works by then.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28
@PeterGriffin I've never gotten either of those emulators to work whether I was using Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, or Debian. I've had much better luck with ePSXe. If you insist on Mednafen or PCSX then I don't have time right now but I'll look into it on my test box later on if you don't have any answer that works by then.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28
@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48
@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48
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That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18
@StephenKitt Done.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24
@StephenKitt You're right about the Mednafen part (I'm embarrassed as I just woke up ten minutes ago) but I was only wondering if he had tried another setting.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:25
@PeterGriffin I've never gotten either of those emulators to work whether I was using Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, or Debian. I've had much better luck with ePSXe. If you insist on Mednafen or PCSX then I don't have time right now but I'll look into it on my test box later on if you don't have any answer that works by then.
â Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28
@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
â user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48