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.







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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?
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:18










  • @StephenKitt Done.
    – 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.
    – 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.
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:28










  • @StephenKitt No, I haven't.
    – 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.







share|improve this question





















  • That can be due to any number of issues. What emulator are you using? Have you tried changing it's graphics settings?
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:18










  • @StephenKitt Done.
    – 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.
    – 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.
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:28










  • @StephenKitt No, I haven't.
    – 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.







share|improve this question













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.









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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?
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:18










  • @StephenKitt Done.
    – 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.
    – 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.
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:28










  • @StephenKitt No, I haven't.
    – 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?
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:18










  • @StephenKitt Done.
    – 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.
    – 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.
    – Nasir Riley
    Jun 6 at 11:28










  • @StephenKitt No, I haven't.
    – 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?
– 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?
– Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:18












@StephenKitt Done.
– user224753
Jun 6 at 11:24




@StephenKitt Done.
– 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.
– 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.
– 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.
– 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.
– Nasir Riley
Jun 6 at 11:28












@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
– user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48




@StephenKitt No, I haven't.
– user224753
Jun 6 at 11:48















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