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Originally Posted by ivgalvez

I don't want to start a discussion but your messages seem a bit rude to me.

Originally Posted by ivgalvez

Javispedro is doing it for free in his spare time.

Originally Posted by aligoodidea

How did you managed to run it? because I am facing the application crash after the first message.

Originally Posted by aligoodidea

Well, I don't have the sdk so somebody else should do it.

Originally Posted by aligoodidea

Then we should poll a voting for this! the subject is:
How many times do you see the message "ignoring colorbuffer size" in the corrupted/black graphics game (in a row)
a)3
b)4

Originally Posted by aligoodidea

Try it.As only one game actually uses it, it won't cause much damage to the others,but don't skip it.

Originally Posted by aligoodidea

And opengles 1.0 limited(minor)

Originally Posted by javispedro

But as it stands it resembles a text book example of a GL application more than anything.

Originally Posted by javispedro

So what. You don't even know if it's just setting 0,0,0,0 which wouldn't work on the N900 but would on a Pre.

Originally Posted by javispedro

There's a reason I didn't implement it: it will cost me time, and I'm yet to see a valid reasoning for it. It will not fix crashes.
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Originally Posted by javispedro

No, 1.1 only!

Originally Posted by javispedro

Code:

int SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GLattr attr, int value)
{
	gles_init();
	switch (attr) {
		case SDL_GL_CONTEXT_MAJOR_VERSION:
			TRACE("Requested GL major version %d", value);
			switch (value) {
				case 1:
					desired_version = SDL_GLES_VERSION_1_1;
					return 0;
				case 2:
					desired_version = SDL_GLES_VERSION_2_0;
					return 0;
				default:
					SDL_SetError("Invalid GLES major version: %d", value);
					return -1;
			}
			break;
		case SDL_GL_CONTEXT_MINOR_VERSION:
			TRACE("Requested GL minor version %d (ignored)", value);
			return 0;
		case SDL_GL_RED_SIZE:
		case SDL_GL_GREEN_SIZE:
		case SDL_GL_BLUE_SIZE:
		case SDL_GL_ALPHA_SIZE:
			TRACE("Ignoring color buffer size");
			/* It does not work on the N900 either way. */
			/* TODO: But we need support for 24bpp surfaces. */
			return 0;
		case SDL_GL_DOUBLEBUFFER:
			TRACE("Ignoring doublebuffer preference");
			/* I wouldn't know how to handle it either way. */
			return 0;
		case SDL_GL_DEPTH_SIZE:
			TRACE("Requested depth buffer size %d", value);
			SDL_GLES_SetAttribute(SDL_GLES_DEPTH_SIZE, value);
			return 0;
		default:
			WARN("Application asks for unknown GL attribute %u, value %d", attr, value);
			return 0;
	}
}

The OpenGL attributes you can set generally involve the size of OpenGL’s frame, depth, stencil, and accumulation buffers. One attribute virtually every game needs is double buffering. When you use double buffering, drawing is done in an offscreen buffer and the image is moved from the offscreen buffer to the screen. Use the following call to use double buffering in OpenGL:

SDL_GL_SetAttribute(SDL_GL_DOUBLEBUFFER, 1);
On Mac OS X you don’t need to set the size of the frame buffer’s red, green, blue, and alpha components. If you create a draw context with 32 bit color, Mac OS X uses 8 bits for each of the four components. On other operating systems, you may need to set the size of the frame buffer’s components. The following code sets 8 bits of red, green, blue, and alpha:
... (continued):In Maemo 5, The hildon-desktop process acts as a compositing window manager for all applications. All screen painting, including painting of X windows, is done through the Clutter canvas library and OpenGL ES v2.0 API. Compositing means that hildon-desktop tells the X server (through the X Composite extension) to draw all windows to an off-screen buffer, instead of drawing them directly to the framebuffer. This allows hildon-desktop to modify window contents before drawing them onto the screen.

In Fremantle, compositing is used to implement window transitions and blurring of the screen. hildon-desktop handles all mapped windows as Clutter actors, which are objects usually containing an OpenGL texture. As the window manager hildon-desktop will reparent application windows to decorate them with the application title bar and close button. Windows on the screen will normally be oriented in landscape, but the window manager will have a limited support for portrait mode, using the Xrandr extension.

Task launcher and Task switcher (aka. Dashboard, Task navigator) is implemented by the hildon-desktop process. Task launcher is a menu the user can access to start new applications or bring running applications on top. Task switcher is a view to switch between running applications, some of which might be ’background killed’, which means that they appear running to the user but really have saved their UI state and are started by hildon-desktop on demand. Task launcher and switcher UI transitions could be challenging to implement with traditional toolkits, but hildon-desktop can use Clutter and hildon-desktop’s internal data about application windows to give a good performance.

Originally Posted by aligoodidea

do the trick mentioned on Preenv FAQ but just write /home/opt/ (or /home/opt/preenv/) instead of /home/user/

Originally Posted by vir3us

When i type in the 9. bit i get /bin/sh: -s: not found

Can you post the commands so i can get asphalt5 to save please.

Originally Posted by vir3us

Im not sure, i installed the .deb version with the 5gb emmc.

Originally Posted by luiscesjr

Code:

chown -R user:users /opt/preenv/usr/palm/applications/com.gameloft.app.asphalt5/Asphalt5

See if it works.