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libGL errors: "core dri or dri2 extension not found", "failed to load driver: vboxvideo", and a panic #5643
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@glennw Any insights into this? |
When I disable 3D acceleration (in the Virtualbox settings for this VM) and try again, a window opens up and successfully(?) renders the page, with the following output in the terminal:
(Sometimes the text "(10th Edition)" jumps to the same line as the preceding text, and back, depending on where I put the mouse, and also the mouse is quite... flickery, but I assume those are unrelated issues. Edit: As of current master these issues have gone away.) Edit: After closing the window I get this additional line of output:
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I saw a similar series of messages, maybe identical, up to the failure to load vboxvideo, when trying to use compton (some desktop compositing thing) with a vsync setting of "opengl" and other values that were not "none". (This was not when running servo, it has nothing to do with servo -- I'm including this information because it implies that everything up to and including "failed to load driver: vboxvideo" is not the fault of servo.) |
Hi. I try to compile it on virtualbox 5.0.2 and it worked. well it might solved in virtualbox 5. |
I see the same problem with 5.0.2. It works works with 3D acceleration disabled, but fails with a stack trace with 3D acceleration enabled. However, now I've also tried running without Virtualbox Guest Additions installed (in the VM) -- and it works on both 4.3.26_Ubuntu and 5.0.2 (with or without 3D acceleration, presumably because, without guest additions, that's a moot config). This is when running a Debian Jessie VM inside Ubuntu 15.04. |
I am also getting this issue on VBox 4.3.30 (as 5 isn't compatible on windows 10 yet) |
This appears to be fixed, running on a Debian Jessie host (with VBox 4.3.36_Debian) and also on an OS X host (with some 5.0 version of VirtualBox, for what it's worth). This is the successful console output I get:
I would close this issue, but there's a reference in the README to this -- feel free to close this, and if you want to, update the README before doing so. |
I will try this on a Windows host, update the readme then close the ticket |
I can confirm that using a Windows host machine, with 3D acceleration turned on (Vbox 5) the problem has gone away, I have added a PR: #9596 |
removing warning about 3D acceleration, fixes #5643 <!-- Reviewable:start --> [<img src="https://reviewable.io/review_button.svg" height="40" alt="Review on Reviewable"/>](https://reviewable.io/reviews/servo/servo/9596) <!-- Reviewable:end -->
Can someone help me out? pci id for fd 12: 80ee:beef, driver (null) I guess its the problem that kernel unable to load the graphics driver.. |
I get the following output on commit a8b0fb1 after following the README's instructions for prerequisites and running
./mach build
to build servo.Some of my output seems similar to that reported in #5081 -- the lines with "dri or dri2" and "vboxvideo".
This is while running Xubuntu in Virtualbox.
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