PCSX2 Documentation/Chroot and 64-bit Linux: Difference between revisions
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===Proprietary Driver=== | ===Proprietary Driver=== | ||
NVIDIA | NVIDIA | ||
Do not know ^^ (arcum42 -- I've got an nvidia card, so I'll have to check some time...) | *Do not know ^^ (arcum42 -- I've got an nvidia card, so I'll have to check some time...) | ||
ATI/AMD (Note: library paths depend on distributions) | ATI/AMD (Note: library paths depend on distributions) | ||
Use the 32bits glxinfo to check that direct rendering is enabled | #Use the 32bits glxinfo to check that direct rendering is enabled | ||
You need to overwrite the libGL.so.* libraries provided by mesa with the 32bits version in fglrx. | #You need to overwrite the libGL.so.* libraries provided by mesa with the 32bits version in fglrx. | ||
You must add the 32bits fglrx_dri.so | #You must add the 32bits fglrx_dri.so | ||
IA32 libs / Multi-arch | |||
==IA32 libs / Multi-arch== | |||
Some distributions give you the ability to install 32 bit libraries in an amd64 architecture. Note: it is still necessary to install the 64 bit development packages, and some distributions miss some of the required libraries: | Some distributions give you the ability to install 32 bit libraries in an amd64 architecture. Note: it is still necessary to install the 64 bit development packages, and some distributions miss some of the required libraries: | ||
Debian / Ubuntu: | *Debian / Ubuntu: | ||
ia32-libs-dev and ia32-libs-gtk. DEPRECATED, don't use them | **ia32-libs-dev and ia32-libs-gtk. DEPRECATED, don't use them | ||
multi-arch which allow to install any architecture library in any architecture system (ease also cross-compilation). You need to add :i386 suffix when you install a package. For example apt-get install pcsx2:i386 | multi-arch which allow to install any architecture library in any architecture system (ease also cross-compilation). You need to add :i386 suffix when you install a package. For example apt-get install pcsx2:i386 | ||
Ubuntu: Upgrade to 12.04. | Ubuntu: Upgrade to 12.04. | ||