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[CRASH ON START] - Linux, Intel HD GPU - Xenqaeon - 08-31-2011
Hallo to FC community,
I am having problems when trying to run Penumbra Overture on Linux.
(Arch 64Bit, but I do have 32bit libs installed).
I'm trying to run it on HP Pavilion DM4 50ea laptop - Intel HD GPU.
Not sure if this GPU is supported, but acceleration is working fine with i915 driver, so it should work.
My HPL1 log follows;
Code:
-------- THE HPL ENGINE LOG ------------
Creating Engine Modules
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Creating graphics module
Creating system module
Creating resource module
Creating input module
Creating sound module
Creating physics module
Creating ai module
Creating gui module
Creating haptic module
Creating scene module
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Initializing Resources Module
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Creating resource managers
Misc Creation
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Initializing Graphics Module
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Init low level graphics
Setting video mode: 800 x 600 - 32 bpp
Init Glee...OK
Setting up OpenGL
Max texture image units: 16
Max texture coord units: 8
Two sided stencil: 1
Vertex Buffer Object: 1
Anisotropic filtering: 1
Max Anisotropic degree: 16
Multisampling: 1
Vertex Program: 1
Fragment Program: 1
NV Register Combiners: 0
NV Register Combiners Stages: 160505112
ATI Fragment Shader: 0
Creating graphic systems
Creating Renderer2D
Renderer2D created
Creating Renderer3D
Load Renderer3D gpu programs:
Extrude
CG: 'ShadowExtrude_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'ShadowExtrude_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
Diffuse Vertex
CG: 'Diffuse_Color_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
Diffuse Fragment
CG: 'Diffuse_Color_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
Fog
CG: 'Fog_Solid_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'Fog_Solid_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
Creating fog textures: Solid Additive Alpha
CG: 'refract_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'refract_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
CG: 'refract_special_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
init sky box
Renderer3D created
Creating screen buffers size 800.000000 : 600.000000
Creating programs
CG: 'PostEffect_Blur_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_Blur_Rect_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_Blur_2D_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_Bloom_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_Bloom_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_Motion_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_Motion_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
CG ERROR : The compile returned an error.
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(0) : warning C6503: Profile option 'MaxDrawBuffers' value (8) too large; clamped to 4
(0) : warning C6503: Profile option 'MaxDrawBuffers' value (8) too large; clamped to 4
core/programs/PostEffect_Motion_fp.cg(32) : error C5013: profile does not support "for" statements and "for" could not be unrolled.
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CG: Error loading: 'core/programs/PostEffect_Motion_fp.cg'!
ERROR: Couldn't create program 'PostEffect_Motion_fp.cg'
Dynamic loops in motion blur fp not supported, loading static instead.
CG: 'PostEffect_Motion_staticloop_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_DoF_vp.cg' using profile: 'arbvp1'
CG: 'PostEffect_DoF_fp.cg' using profile: 'arbfp1'
RendererPostEffects created
Adding engine materials
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Initializing Sound Module
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Initializing OpenAL.
Trying to open audio device...Now, there are some errors in there, but I'm not sure what to do about them, so any help will be much appreciated.
RE: [CRASH ON START] - Linux, Intel HD GPU - jens - 08-31-2011
Does not seem to be a problem with the GPU, rather it is when it tries to initialize the audio that it crashes. I am unfortunately not Linux savvy enough to give advice on how to troubleshoot the audio part.
RE: [CRASH ON START] - Linux, Intel HD GPU - plutomaniac - 08-31-2011
moved to linux support