Problem about NVidia driver 1.0-2880 on Linux-ia64 kernel 2.4.18
There is no any mistake reported when build and install NVIDIA_kernel dirver and NVIDIA_GLX driver.
glxinfo of XFree86 can provide corrent information after the new driver is installed.
My OpenGL programs work well without recompilation.But when I rebuild them, the ld report
/usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1: undefined reference to
'__nvsym10421'
The RedHat Linux for Itanium 7.1 installed on my machine has a version 2.4.3 kernel, which cannot match the requirement of the NVdriver. So I downloaded and installed the 2.4.18 kernel.
I unpack linux kernel 2.4.18 at ~/linux and build it successfully. It works well also.
when I build the NVIDIA_kernel driver, I use the following command :
make SYSINCLUDE=~/linux/include
I have tried several time to rebuild the driver. But the results are same.
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Last I heard nVidia drivers for Linux consisted of source wrappers around a binary only driver. Unless you can get nVidia to release ALL of their driver source (extremely unlikely) or, alternatively, get nVidia to rlease IA64 binaries you're pretty much out of luck.
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There is no any mistake reported when build and install
NVIDIA_kerneldirver andNVIDIA_GLXdriver.
glxinfo of XFree86 can provide corrent information after the new driver is installed.
My OpenGL programs work well without recompilation.But when I rebuild them, the ld report
/usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1: undefined reference to
'__nvsym10421'The RedHat Linux for Itanium 7.1 installed on my machine has a version 2.4.3 kernel, which cannot match the requirement of the NVdriver. So I downloaded and installed the 2.4.18 kernel.
I unpack linux kernel 2.4.18 at ~/linux and build it successfully. It works well also.
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when I build the
NVIDIA_kerneldriver, I use the following command :
make SYSINCLUDE=~/linux/includeI have tried several time to rebuild the driver. But the results are same.
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I think this particular problem is a user-level issue and unrelated to the binary-only driver.
I'm not sure what's wrong here, but one experiment that you might want to try is to build your OpenGL application against the normal XFree86 libraries. Once you have the binary, you should be able to switch to the Nvidia libraries. Hopefully, that will make the problem go away without losing performance.
--david
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Don> Yi- Last I heard nVidia drivers for Linux consisted of source Don> wrappers around a binary only driver. Unless you can get Don> nVidia to release ALL of their driver source (extremely Don> unlikely) or, alternatively, get nVidia to rlease IA64 binaries Don> you're pretty much out of luck.
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There is no any mistake reported when build and install
NVIDIA_kerneldirver andNVIDIA_GLXdriver. glxinfo of XFree86 can provide corrent information after the new driver is installed. My OpenGL programs work well without recompilation.But when I rebuild them, the ld report/usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1: undefined reference to '__nvsym10421'The RedHat Linux for Itanium 7.1 installed on my machine has a version 2.4.3 kernel, which cannot match the requirement of the NVdriver. So I downloaded and installed the 2.4.18 kernel. I unpack linux kernel 2.4.18 at ~/linux and build it successfully. It works well also.
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when I build the
NVIDIA_kerneldriver, I use the following command : make SYSINCLUDE=~/linux/includeI have tried several time to rebuild the driver. But the results are same.
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