12-27-2014, 03:45 PM
Hi misko,
Thanks for that!
Checked all those dependencies before originally installing and also originally used the GE version you provided the link to.
But I've repeated the install process using your example, just in case. Problem still exists, though.
I'm using the 32bit version of LL2 and obviously the 32 bit version of GE.
On reinstallation, there was a message about package 'libc6-i386', saying it was missing, has been obsoleted or is only available from another source. However next message says the following packages replace it 'libc6'.
New install was fine. GE is reporting the Renderer as OpenGL (the only option btw) and the video driver as 'Intel Open Source Technology Center" with Max Texture size of 8192*8192.
I'm sure if I run LL from a usb stick and install GE in the live environment, the video driver name reported by GE is different. I'll need to check that again after I recreate a live stick with GE. Apart from that everything looks OK, so I can't figure why just GE has the blocky display.
Thanks for that!
Checked all those dependencies before originally installing and also originally used the GE version you provided the link to.
But I've repeated the install process using your example, just in case. Problem still exists, though.
I'm using the 32bit version of LL2 and obviously the 32 bit version of GE.
On reinstallation, there was a message about package 'libc6-i386', saying it was missing, has been obsoleted or is only available from another source. However next message says the following packages replace it 'libc6'.
New install was fine. GE is reporting the Renderer as OpenGL (the only option btw) and the video driver as 'Intel Open Source Technology Center" with Max Texture size of 8192*8192.
I'm sure if I run LL from a usb stick and install GE in the live environment, the video driver name reported by GE is different. I'll need to check that again after I recreate a live stick with GE. Apart from that everything looks OK, so I can't figure why just GE has the blocky display.