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Okay, thanks for the hint. Yes I see now, package va-driver-all 2.14.0-1 is installed but when I run vainfo libva 2.12.0 is declared.
So in the end this means that VA-API version 1.14 contains libva 2.12.0, - really confusing. Whatever, in this case I have just to wait until the va-driver-all package is updated by Ubuntu.
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Originally posted by lorn10 View PostOkay, thanks for the hint. Yes I see now, package va-driver-all 2.14.0-1 is installed but when I run vainfo libva 2.12.0 is declared.
So in the end this means that VA-API version 1.14 contains libva 2.12.0, - really confusing. Whatever, in this case I have just to wait until the va-driver-all package is updated by Ubuntu.
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For the new year here follows now a short emergency help for the case that a faulty Mesa driver will break the system. Maybe this could be added at the oibaf PPA main page.
Okay, I ended up with a broken system and the steps to switch back to stock main Mesa was in my case:
Add the number 3, xforcevesa and eventually vga=791 to the boot parameters. So this will give:
Code:quiet splash 3 xforcevesa vga=791
Code:sudo ppa-purge ppa:oibaf/graphics-drivers
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