Re: find libglvnd dependency

MR writes: > Shouldn't libEGL.so.1 be provided by mesa-libs ?!? Both mesa-libs and nvidia-driver provide vendor-specific libEGL. libglvnd moves those to libEGL_mesa and libEGL_nvidia while providing libEGL wrapper to select the correct version based on which GPU is used. https://gitlab.freedesk

Re: DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=llvm=90 ignored?

On 2020-Dec-5, at 07:02, Steve Kargl wrote: > On Sat, Dec 05, 2020 at 01:18:34AM -0800, Mark Millard wrote: >> Steve Kargl sgk at troutmask.apl.washington.edu wrote on: >>> >>> Well, I guess that pretty much kills LLVM_DEFAULT for any >>> modern hardware (even a 8 year old laptop) that uses

Re: find libglvnd dependency

Hi, `pkg -n upgrade` seems to be quite informative... Zitat von Kurt Jaeger : Hi! > > trying to do a `pkg upgrade` gives me a: > > > > ... > > New packages to be INSTALLED: > > libglvnd: 1.3.2 > > ... [...] So it could be a dependency of on of the newly downloaded packages for t

Re: find libglvnd dependency

Hi, yes, I'll get much more output: ... DBG(4)[28389]> Pkgdb: running 'SELECT name FROM pkg_shlibs_required, shlibs AS s WHERE package_id = ?1AND shlib_id = s.id ORDER by name DESC' DBG(3)[28389]> added shlib deps for libglvnd on libX11.so.6 DBG(4)[28389]> Pkgdb: running 'SELECT name

Re: find libglvnd dependency

Hi! > > > trying to do a `pkg upgrade` gives me a: > > > > > > ... > > > New packages to be INSTALLED: > > > libglvnd: 1.3.2 > > > ... [...] > So it could be a dependency of on of the newly downloaded packages for > the upgrade? > > Is there a way to inspect the to-be-installed packages for th

Re: find libglvnd dependency

Zitat von Jan Beich : MR writes: Hi, trying to do a `pkg upgrade` gives me a: ... New packages to be INSTALLED: libglvnd: 1.3.2 ... Run "pkg check -d". Maybe you've removed libglvnd uncleanly, leaving some packages with unsatisfied dependency. If so rebuild those against vanilla

Re: find libglvnd dependency

MR writes: > Hi, > trying to do a `pkg upgrade` gives me a: > > ... > New packages to be INSTALLED: > libglvnd: 1.3.2 > ... Run "pkg check -d". Maybe you've removed libglvnd uncleanly, leaving some packages with unsatisfied dependency. If so rebuild those against vanilla ports tree. __

Re: replacing ffserver?

Hi, Another solution that's lightweight and something that you might already use is actually nginx, you need to enable the RTMP (3rd party) module however. https://github.com/ut0mt8/nginx-rtmp-module There are countless of tutorials how to set this up with ffmpeg, just use Google Best rega

find libglvnd dependency

Hi, trying to do a `pkg upgrade` gives me a: ... New packages to be INSTALLED: libglvnd: 1.3.2 ... which conflicts with the already installed mesa-libs: ... - libglvnd-1.3.2 conflicts with mesa-libs-20.2.0_2 on /usr/local/include/EGL/egl.h - libglvnd-1.3.2 conflicts with mesa-libs-

Re: DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=llvm=90 ignored?

On Sat, Dec 05, 2020 at 01:18:34AM -0800, Mark Millard wrote: > Steve Kargl sgk at troutmask.apl.washington.edu wrote on: > > > > Well, I guess that pretty much kills LLVM_DEFAULT for any > > modern hardware (even a 8 year old laptop) that uses drm > > unless a user wants base-system llvm, llvm90,

Re: replacing ffserver?

On 12/4/20 10:46 PM, Robert Huff wrote: Let me restate the issue. My goal is to be able to have someone visit (e.g.) "https://webcam.example.com:"; and have the feed from the webcam appear in their browser. What I have at the moment: a) a system running: Free

Re: Xorg (latest from ports) and no mouse movement

El día sábado, diciembre 05, 2020 a las 12:43:54p. m. +0100, Matthias Apitz escribió: > > Hello, > > I'm setting up a new system on amd64 CURRENT (r368166) with ports from > November 30, compiled all with poudriere. > > The Xorg is started with 'startx' and .xserverrc has: > > exec X -retro

Xorg (latest from ports) and no mouse movement

Hello, I'm setting up a new system on amd64 CURRENT (r368166) with ports from November 30, compiled all with poudriere. The Xorg is started with 'startx' and .xserverrc has: exec X -retro -logverbose 6 and .xinitrc says only (to simplify the problem): xterm -fn 10x20 X11 comes up, starts

Re: DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=llvm=90 ignored?

Steve Kargl sgk at troutmask.apl.washington.edu wrote on: Fri Dec 4 22:59:46 UTC 2020 > On Fri, Dec 04, 2020 at 11:41:41PM +0100, Jan Beich wrote: > > Steve Kargl writes: > > > > > It takes a long time to compile on my laptop. I have > > > > > > DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=llvm=90 > > > > Why do you nee

Re: What's the procedure to rename a port?

Hi! > I maintain a port where the original author is now gone. > I intend to take over maintenance, and make some additions/ > improvements. > it's devel/tkcvs -- a GUI for cvs/svn management. But it's > *really* an RCS management utility, and as I am also adding > GIT support. I feel it's name, a