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| 41069 | 2002-03-31 03:20:00 | Hi, What does: Xlib: extension 'GLX' missing on display ':0.0'. Mean? I get it when trying to run the Game 'Hover' I recall reading about something called the nVidia GLX drivers for linux. Do I need these? I'm running a Geforce2 MX 32MB. :) Erin |
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| 41070 | 2002-03-31 03:44:00 | 'Hover' isn't that the one that comes with the Win95 CD - I haven't used that in so long. JM |
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| 41071 | 2002-04-02 00:54:00 | You need the nVidia GLX drivers. I found a good explanation in the second page of results for 'xlib glx' on Google. Then edit XF86Config, in the 'Module' section. If there is a line: Load 'nv' delete it and insert: Load 'nvidia' instead. Or insert the 'Load 'nvidia'' line. You have an nVidia card? |
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