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[vsync_opengl_swc_init ERROR] Failed to load a swap control extension #566
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I just got the same error in VirtualBox running ArcoLinux i3. My login screen is black with high contrast, yet my Bspwm installation in the same vm works like a charm. Running VBoxSVGA no 3D to get correct resolution. Just starting my search, and I'm a noob roughly. |
Same error here, started some days ago. I already updated it and it still persists... |
Same, using VirtualBox Artix Linux bspwm. I guess it just can't utilize the drivers on our systems? |
My problem is that i was using nvidia-dkms to run the linux-zen kernel. Switching back to normal nvidia drivers did the trick. But it'll not work with nvidia-dkms... |
seeing the same issue,
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For those who might stumble here, My case was solved by loading nvidia kernel modules at boot: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NVIDIA#DRM_kernel_mode_setting Might be worth to look at: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=257769 This is arch documentation, but more often than not it is useful for other distros. |
Hi 4s3ti, can you post what you added to your grub parameters (if you used grub)? I added I have also tried adding that parameter to the grub menu at boot but that also doesn't seem to work, I still get the exact same error with picom. |
As per the documentation above, there are 2 options, the easiest one which is to add the parameter on grub, and for that make sure you follow all the steps at: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Kernel_parameters#GRUB The second option which is a bit more complex, but loads the modules earlier, is to add either way any of the options worked well for me ... and i am currently loading it with grub to avoid having the pacman hook on arch linux:
Please read carefully all the documentation, i take no responsibility for any wrong-doing or any issues that may happen |
Platform:raspberry pi 4b + archlinuxarm
GPU, drivers, and screen setup: GPU:broadcom VideoCore VI
Drivers:xf86-video-fbdev
When I try to start compton I get :
I just wonder if compton support this kind of drivers now.
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