EdOfTheMountain
06-16-2009, 02:56 PM
Is there such a thing as an OpenGL software driver that I could use in a virtual machine (VM)?
My goal is to develop OpenGL software using a VM. Performance is not critical for my debugging and verification. The video driver that ships with RHEL5.2 make for some very strange OpenGL display results. Unfortunately, installing the latest NVidia drivers is not an option in a virtual machine (VM) guest.
I have a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.2 virtual machine. There is no OpenGL hardware acceleration support in either VMware or Parallels when using Red Hat. Many OpenGl methods do not work properly, for example, displaying a 2-D bitmap as a texture appears rather mixed up.
Any tips or direction are much appreciated,
-Ed
My goal is to develop OpenGL software using a VM. Performance is not critical for my debugging and verification. The video driver that ships with RHEL5.2 make for some very strange OpenGL display results. Unfortunately, installing the latest NVidia drivers is not an option in a virtual machine (VM) guest.
I have a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.2 virtual machine. There is no OpenGL hardware acceleration support in either VMware or Parallels when using Red Hat. Many OpenGl methods do not work properly, for example, displaying a 2-D bitmap as a texture appears rather mixed up.
Any tips or direction are much appreciated,
-Ed