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[Eric Bechet <bechet@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Nice job.

I've tested this on an asus eeepc1215N running ubuntu 10.04 (LTS)

First, there seem to be at least two variants of the same laptop, one 
with nvidia card at PCI 4:0:0 (at least one member of the list reported 
this port number) and another at 5:0:0 (mine)

For now it is not working on my configuration. Installation is without 
trouble, but when using optirun64 (with glxgears for instance), nothing 
displays and a message says that it cannot open the display.

running glxgears from command line is ok (uses the intel graphic card)

What can I do to help ?

Eric

Le 08/05/2011 23:19, Martin Juhl a écrit :
> Hi all
>
> The prime-ng project has, for several reasons, been renamed to bumblebee..
>
> The script has now also been updated... thanks to all for your great
> feedback.. keep it comming...
>
> bumblebee is Optimus support for Linux, with real offloading, and not
> switchable graphics.. More important.. it works on Optimus Laptops without a
> graphical multiplexer..
>
> Version 1.0 of the bumblebee project has been release!!! (version number has
> been reset from the prime-ng project)
>
> The Installation should now be completely automatic...
>
>
> Now 3D is enabled on both the Intel and the nVidia at the same time..
>
>
>
> Status available here: http://www.martin-juhl.dk
>
> Code @GitHub: https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee
>
> Twitter here: http://twitter.com/martinjuhl
>
>
> Martin Juhl/MrMEEE
>
>
>
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