- FIREFOX FLASH PLUGIN CORRUPTED DRIVERS
- FIREFOX FLASH PLUGIN CORRUPTED DRIVER
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Also, Opera looked really weird when using just the Intel driver using i915.modeset=0 resolves the graphical issues, further confirming the problem lies with the graphics drivers. This is verified by adding i915.modeset=0 to the boot loader options, which uses FBDev as a renderer, rather than the included Intel drivers. Thus, despite what KInfoCenter seems to indicate, hardware rendering is not working properly.
Running glxinfo shows the following error "Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig" twice.
FIREFOX FLASH PLUGIN CORRUPTED DRIVERS
For whatever reason, hardware acceleration isn't working for the Intel 855 with the drivers provided. (2) This is definitely a graphics driver problem. I will try and see if I can get that to work and let everyone know.
FIREFOX FLASH PLUGIN CORRUPTED DOWNLOAD
However, I've download the RPM from for openSUSE 12.2 (the Factory version doesn't seem to be working). However, this package is not in the 13.1 repositories, under the name in the release notes or any other name (that I could find). It mentions that legacy Intel GPUs can use the 'intellegacy' driver, provided by xorg-x11-driver-video-intel-legacy, to use UMS rather than KMS. (4) The 13.1 release notes, in section 5.1, indicate that some changes were made relating to KMS drivers for Intel, ATI, and Nvidia. (Seems kind of a questionable design decision by Adobe, because you can change all of the other settings but the hardware acceleration)
(3) For Caf, the flash-player-kde4 package does bring up a settings window, but it doesn't provide an option to change hardware acceleration, unfortunately. This probably explains why disabling hardware acceleration in Flash would likely resolve the graphical issues on YouTube etc. They only provide compiled drivers for Ubuntu and Fedora. (1) I ended up not compiling the intel drivers from source, would have required downloading a whole bunch of things and compiling, including a new kernel, it seems from Intel's documentation. I've had a chance to investigate a few different things, and this is what I've found: Hi F & Caf (and others who may have the same issue),
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