I just built the latest source of zsnes trying to fix a sudden problem. Originally, I could run zsnes, but just as root or else it wouldn't allow me access to the display for some reason.
Now, I get this error:
Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"
Only thing I could think to do is look at my X configuration and it does have load "glx" in it...
Any ideas?
Fedora Core 2, kernel 2.6.5-1.358, nVidia Geforce MX 5200
can't run zsnes in linux; GLX problem
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Re: can't run zsnes in linux; GLX problem
Check /etc/security/console.perms, find the line that looks likeOEP wrote:Originally, I could run zsnes, but just as root or else it wouldn't allow me access to the display for some reason.
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<xconsole> 0600 <dri> 0600 root
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<xconsole> 0666 <dri> 0666 root
That first command did it. I updated my nvidia drivers and changed my X config.
For some reason my system has been acting strange... I noticed a lot of my settings are gone (e.g. My X config originally pointed to the nvidia driver) and some files are too, but all the programs are still ok.
Anyway, all is well, thanks!
EDIT: My "zsnes only as root" problem seems to be fixed even though I didn't do anything
For some reason my system has been acting strange... I noticed a lot of my settings are gone (e.g. My X config originally pointed to the nvidia driver) and some files are too, but all the programs are still ok.
Anyway, all is well, thanks!

EDIT: My "zsnes only as root" problem seems to be fixed even though I didn't do anything

I didn't upgrade anything except I did swap out my video cards (GeForce for Radeon), but now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure zsnes worked ok with that for a while. I know I had the driver configured properly since I was able to play enemy territory comfortably.
for some reason it reverted back to the default nvidia driver... I'm not sure if upgrading the drivers would make it do that...
for some reason it reverted back to the default nvidia driver... I'm not sure if upgrading the drivers would make it do that...