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#1

hello. i'm trying to install cinelerra and everything seems to go smoothly. although i know that opengl hardware accelation is only optional, i want to have it, but it seems to be missing. after i have done "./configure --with-buildinfo=svn/recompilesee" i get a bunch of text but i think this is the thing i need to see (note that i'm fairly new to linux):

Summary of mandatory components:

libogg found libvorbis found libvorbisenc found libvorbisfile found libtheora found OpenEXR found libdv found libpng found libjpeg libraries found libjpeg headers found libtiff libraries found libtiff headers found FreeType 2 found libx264 libraries found libx264 headers found libuuid libraries found libuuid headers found mjpegtools found libfftw3 libraries found libfftw3 headers found liba52 libraries found liba52 headers found libmp3lame libraries found libmp3lame headers found libsndfile libraries found libsndfile headers found libfaac libraries found libfaac headers found libfaad libraries found libfaad headers found

Summary of optional components: ESD subsystem missing ESD (Enlightenment Sound Daemon) is disabled ALSA subsystem found ALSA is enabled libraw1394 found libiec61883 found libavc1394 libraries found libavc1394 headers found librom1394 libraries found librom1394 headers found Firewire is enabled OpenGL 2.0 libraries missing Hardware acceleration using OpenGL 2.0 is disabled

Now type make

to start compilation. root@xubuntu:/opt/hvirtual#

any idea how to enable opengl support? also, what is ESD subsystem which also seems to be disabled (or not installed)?

if anyone needs to know, my system is:

athlon x2 4000+ 2x1gb ddr2 takems radeon x1350xt (although i'm not sure...) xubuntu 7.04 x32 fglrx driver everything up to date.

help appreciated :)

#2

ESD really isn't necessary, so I would just leave it out.

Cinelerra is looking for OpenGL 2.0, which as far as I know, is implemented by libmesa. I'm not sure of the exact package name, I'm at work so I don't have my Linux Box in front of me, but whenever I'm looking for a package I use:

sudo apt-cache search libmesa

Hope that helps.

Jake