| en.code |
Sunday 31 March 2013 at 22:57
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en.code
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Hi,
i'm working on Debian, here I got playonlinux installed, 3D openGL Support (tested with superTux :D in openGL mode).
I want to play SC2 again here (some days ago I had 32bit installed, there everything worked fine). Today I installed Debian64bit, now I receive after installation, that I have to reinstall directx again (after clicking on start). I think this can be due to a message that appears after starting gameonlinux: "64bit openGL driver install, but need 32bit".
Here my problem is that I cannot select 64bit AMD driver installation, cause the Catalyst driver automatically selects the 64bit driver.
Any ideas for my 2 Problems/ or perhaps, it is the same :D
Thanx mates!
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| petch |
Sunday 31 March 2013 at 23:18
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petch
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32bit libraries can be installed along with 64bit ones and the 64bit driver. (and "3D OpenGL" is sort of rendundant ;) )
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| en.code |
Monday 1 April 2013 at 0:51
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en.code
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Of course I can, but how can I do this? The amd linux driver gives me no choice of 32/64bit. It installs the 64bit version direclty. If you mean only the opengl lib, what is the exact name of the file I have to install via apt? Edited by en.code |
| petch |
Monday 1 April 2013 at 1:00
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petch
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OpenGL is the API implemented by many different libraries, and when we say "32bit OpenGL library", like in the warning, it means anyone of them, not a library that would be called "opengl". I don't know how you can install the AMD 32bit libraries on 64bit systems, I thought Catalyst installed both automatically...
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| Ronin DUSETTE |
Monday 1 April 2013 at 19:36
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Ronin DUSETTE
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I don't know how you can install the AMD 32bit libraries on 64bit systems, I thought Catalyst installed both automatically...
Last time that I installed ATI drivers, it gave me a choice to install the libraries with it during the install, though, that was last year, so installing CCC might have changed.
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