Re: JSR 231 is using default MS driver, not card driver
Posted by Wade Walker on Jul 04, 2011; 9:21pm
URL: https://forum.jogamp.org/JSR-231-is-using-default-MS-driver-not-card-driver-tp3128722p3138960.html
Sorry Kitfox, I've got no clue about the other problem. It sounds like you're already doing the right thing on that one -- experimenting with different scenarios until you find the exact thing that's causing it. It's going to be hard for anyone else to debug it remotely, because you've got two interacting programs on a particular video card with particular drivers/OS/etc.
Back on this problem -- have you tried upgrading Java itself? I noticed you're running 1.6.0_11, which is pretty old. No guarantees, but it's best to have everything current before getting too deep into other options
And the video driver issue is worrisome too... if we can't even be sure what model notebook you have, it's hard to be sure your drivers are really up to date.
URL: https://forum.jogamp.org/JSR-231-is-using-default-MS-driver-not-card-driver-tp3128722p3138960.html
Sorry Kitfox, I've got no clue about the other problem. It sounds like you're already doing the right thing on that one -- experimenting with different scenarios until you find the exact thing that's causing it. It's going to be hard for anyone else to debug it remotely, because you've got two interacting programs on a particular video card with particular drivers/OS/etc.
Back on this problem -- have you tried upgrading Java itself? I noticed you're running 1.6.0_11, which is pretty old. No guarantees, but it's best to have everything current before getting too deep into other options
And the video driver issue is worrisome too... if we can't even be sure what model notebook you have, it's hard to be sure your drivers are really up to date.
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