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Subject: Re: java3d port?
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To followup on my own mail, in the meantime I found out what I did wrong.

As you can see below I installed both the mesa and dri port, removing 
the mesa port and re-installing the dri port fixed my problem almost. 
Now I just had to get libcstdc++-libc6.1-2.so.3 from somewhere (do a 
search on google for example), installed it and now everything runs 
flawlessly, even accelerated as far as I can tell.

(ofcourse you also need to get the java3d package from blackdown)

Regards,
Marc.

Marc van Kempen wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I saw a post from Gavin Kenny last year, reporting that he had linux 
> java3d running on FreeBSD 4.4.
> 
> I just tried doing it on FreeBSD 5.1, drm support is in the kernel since 
> 5.0 so I apparently donīt need the drm-kmod port, I installed the 
> linux_mesa3d port and the linux_dri-4.3.0_1.tbz.
> 

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