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Neither Aug 30 nor Sep 1 work for me - Nvidia gtx 560Ti, it just stops with a blank screen like a terminal with something written. The iso from July 14 worked fine. Someone send a Nvidia card to nerdopolis please, I could send myself if I wasn't that greedy and selfish.
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Originally posted by nerdopolis View Post...Interesting. I'll take a look
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Originally posted by jukkan View Postnerdopolis released a new version of RebeccaBlackOS on August 30th and a follow-up release on September 1st, both announced on the Wayland mailing list. I'm surprised it was not already covered on Phoronix.
Since nerdopolis seems to hang here, and I couldn't find an official bug tracker, I thought I would report this here:
The initial boot takes me into TTY, and TTY8 contains this error message:
Loading module /opt/lib/i386-gnu-linux/weston/drm-backend.so
Failed to load module /opt/lib/i386-gnu-linux/weston/drm-backend.so: undefined symbol: vaapi_recorder_create
Apparently this the showstopper here. Tested on NV92 and NV46 cards, same thing.
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nerdopolis released a new version of RebeccaBlackOS on August 30th and a follow-up release on September 1st, both announced on the Wayland mailing list. I'm surprised it was not already covered on Phoronix.
Since nerdopolis seems to hang here, and I couldn't find an official bug tracker, I thought I would report this here:
The initial boot takes me into TTY, and TTY8 contains this error message:
Loading module /opt/lib/i386-gnu-linux/weston/drm-backend.so
Failed to load module /opt/lib/i386-gnu-linux/weston/drm-backend.so: undefined symbol: vaapi_recorder_create
Apparently this the showstopper here. Tested on NV92 and NV46 cards, same thing.
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Originally posted by mark45 View PostHi,
can you please comment on why in this latest release "apt-cache policy libwayland0" (or so I recall the command) reports version 1.0.5 instead of 1.2?
Version 1.2 and other Wayland software is in /opt, and the checkinstall packages that I build are all suffixed with *-rbos
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Hi,
can you please comment on why in this latest release "apt-cache policy libwayland0" (or so I recall the command) reports version 1.0.5 instead of 1.2?
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Just tested and... very enthousiastic!
No tearings! (Even in videos!)
Of course there were things that didn't work, but what works is great!
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Originally posted by nerdopolis View PostThe smaller one doesn't have debugging symbols in the binaries, and all the -dev packages, and other development related packages are removed.
If you're just using wayland, there shouldn't be a user visible difference between the two (except one uses less space)
Another little thing I noticed is that buttons in Gtk applications now have an animated hover effect. I don't know if this is because of the new Gtk version or just because of the theme, but it is nice.
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Or loopback mount the .iso with grub2 and use so-scan/filename=$isofile as a kernel parameter to find the .iso from the kernel. Worked for me. No dd or seperate partition needed.
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