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Trouble starting 2.2
Kiashu:
I had this problem.
I have an eeepc 1101HA. This has Intel Atom processor (dual 1.33Ghz, 2Gb RAM) which has the GMA500 chipset. Intel got some guys called Tungsten to do the graphics stuff, this is why though Intel stuff is all open to Linux and generally works, the GMA500 is a mess.
The solution is updated drivers from Intel. This is described with download links here.
Now if only I could make Oolite visible, and get the recent mods on Mount & Blade to stop giving me RGL errors. Tungsten suxxorz.
Emileneth:
I have the same trouble with my Eee PC 900HA
I don't think that it's a driver trouble, as its OpenGL capable, ex. i can run Eve online, Dungeons & Dragons online too.
The intel driver allows for some tweaking not as much as the nvidia or ati cards
The card haves not Transform & Lightning on hardware and but the driver provides software T&L capabilities
The native resolution for the screen is on 1024x600 and therefore the game shows a "no hardware accelerator found" error, but I can change the res to 1024x768 and the game runs then switch back to 1024x600, with game ress set to 800x600 runs fine.
Devs could correct this message to give more info on the specific trouble
The driver haves a "compressed mode" to use 1024x768 apps in screen ress of 1024x600 but it slows down performance a lot as each frame has to be scaled to fit
Support for 1024x600 would be nice
geever:
--- Quote from: Emileneth on April 17, 2010, 01:12:10 am ---Support for 1024x600 would be nice
--- End quote ---
In 2.3, we support for 1024x600. In 2.2.x hmm. I've seen 1024x640 only, sorry.
-geever
ufoai:
What worked for me (AMD Radeon 3650 on Catalyst 10-2):
Change HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\OpenGLDrivers\ati2dvag\Dll from "atioglx2.dll" to ''atioglxx.dll'
srs008:
i had same problem on my little netbook. it's opengl settings specific to your video card. i am running on a acer d255e netbook, graphics card is a "Intel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator 3150"
just mess with opengl settings (on intel graphics utility it's under 3d settings) just drop everything off, or low, then tinker till it stops working. then you know what it is on YOUR machine. good luck guys
it is a graphics driver issue, seen on low end gfx cards. means your opengl settings too high for your gfx card to handle... short of writing a registry file for EACH INDIVIDUAL graphics card model. nothing dev's can do for this one...
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