Hey I am trying to do this. . . I installed The clutter packages from the synaptic package manager (0.9 dev and lib, and the 0.8 gtk since there was not an 0.9 version). How do you install the gpu?
I didn't see a final folder that you navigated to so is that another package I have to install? Any or assistance would be nice! Thanks!
Wow ubuntu got flashy! Is it possible to make it look (login + tooltips) like it did for the 8.04 release? I find it perfect, but getting rather outdated under the hood.
Nope, i.MX51 has Graphic acceleration in hardware, the cpu usage for this application running on Ubuntu is around 40%, but I don't remember the exactly value now.
Have you built the Clutter library with the hardware GL driver ? If you installed Clutter by via apt-get the 3D manipulation will be performed by software and it will slow down your application and the cpu usage will be very high.
@catchlin Did you ever resolve your issue to the cpu usage? I am in the same boat, but I grabbed all the packages from the synaptic package manager then tried the configure, make, make-install steps.
@Deman444 You are right. The eval boards with 9.04 do not have the OpenGL connections; therefore, you cannot use the hardware acceleration. The 9.10 BSP does and I got that to work. There are a few commands I ran before ./configure commands.
Hey I am trying to do this. . . I installed The clutter packages from the synaptic package manager (0.9 dev and lib, and the 0.8 gtk since there was not an 0.9 version). How do you install the gpu?
I didn't see a final folder that you navigated to so is that another package I have to install? Any or assistance would be nice! Thanks!
Deman444 1 year ago
@Deman444 Any help* or assistance would be nice! Thanks again.
Deman444 1 year ago
Wow ubuntu got flashy! Is it possible to make it look (login + tooltips) like it did for the 8.04 release? I find it perfect, but getting rather outdated under the hood.
ttthttpd 1 year ago
is the CPU usage 100%?
catchlin 1 year ago
@catchlin
Nope, i.MX51 has Graphic acceleration in hardware, the cpu usage for this application running on Ubuntu is around 40%, but I don't remember the exactly value now.
DDoiS 1 year ago
@DDoiS
That's really strange.
I tested with the clutter ver 0.8.8
"./configure --with-flavour=eglx --with-gles=2.0;make;make install
cd tests
sudo ./test-rotate"
The CPU usage is 100%.
I have asked the freescale FAE a week ago, but they still don't give the answer now @_@
catchlin 1 year ago
@catchlin
Have you built the Clutter library with the hardware GL driver ? If you installed Clutter by via apt-get the 3D manipulation will be performed by software and it will slow down your application and the cpu usage will be very high.
DDoiS 1 year ago
@DDoiS
That's really strange.
I tested with the clutter ver 0.8.8
"./configure --with-flavour=eglx --with-gles=2.0;make;make install
cd tests
sudo ./test-rotate"
The CPU usage is 100%.
I have asked the freescale FAE a week ago, but they still don't give the answer now @_@
catchlin 1 year ago
@catchlin Did you ever resolve your issue to the cpu usage? I am in the same boat, but I grabbed all the packages from the synaptic package manager then tried the configure, make, make-install steps.
Deman444 1 year ago
@Deman444 I report this to freescale, they said that's bug, they'll fix it in next BSP release.
catchlin 1 year ago
@catchlin Oh. . . well I guess I was doing everything correctly then. Thanks for the quick reply :-D!
Deman444 1 year ago
@Deman444 You are right. The eval boards with 9.04 do not have the OpenGL connections; therefore, you cannot use the hardware acceleration. The 9.10 BSP does and I got that to work. There are a few commands I ran before ./configure commands.
Deman444 1 year ago
can you paste `uname -a` ? Thanks.
LMB222 2 years ago
here is it:
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu-desktop 2.6.28-515-g4eec389 #3 PREEMPT Mon Nov 23 17:23:49 BRST 2009 armv7l GNU/Linux
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~$
=)
DDoiS 2 years ago
is this python ? pitivi would like it probably
suoko1 2 years ago
no, it is gtk based =)
DDoiS 2 years ago
It's really amazing!!!
fernandobrasuca 2 years ago