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> libGL error: failed to load driver: swrast > libGL error: No matching fbConfigs or visuals found > When I run those two commands, I receive the following: > system work with this XQuartz version? Is XQuartz the only thing that > XQuartz work properly with the same Linux system? Does a different Linux > configurations you're trying to use here. > but you may be able to determine that better based on what configurations > trouble is actually the Linux machine rather than the XQuartz server,

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> if the OpenGL system software on your Linux machine is complete or if there > some errors about 'failed to load driver: swrast', which makes me wonder > I note that your libGL implementation on the Linux server is emitting > X server has an operable OpenGL interface, and that is failing too. > that 'glxinfo' doesn't run, since that is the simplest test of whether the > windows and shown on the physical display. > and negotiating how the OpenGL framebuffer is mapped onto the > GLX is that part of OpenGL responsible for managing graphics resources > respond to GLX protocol requests being performed on the remote Linux

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> that the XQuartz window server on your Mac is (for some reason) failing to > when you run 'glxinfo' and 'glxgears' on the remote linux machine indicate > MacOS X and and/or with XQuartz can see it as well.

> I bounced a copy of your reply to VMD-L so that others using VMD on > On 18 March 2017 at 06:25, John Stone wrote: > This is fixed with the default set to true.

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> Current serial number in output stream: 20 > Minor opcode of failed request: 3 (X_GLXCreateContext) > Major opcode of failed request: 149 (GLX) > X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range > errors as Ryan for glxinfo (without the libGL errors though) > Before setting the above default, or by setting it to false, I get the same > quantum chemists who might land on this page). > run remote VMD sessions again (also fixed Gaussview for any wandering > My current system is OS 10.11.6 and XQuartz version 2.7.11 (the latest > the viewer for Gaussian 09, but enabled remote VMD view again.) See the > But the best advice I found was here (Actually for XQuartz and Gaussview 5, > INdirect_glx_on_your_X_server) regarding enabling this indirect rendering. > Apparently, version 2.7.8 was the last release of XQuartz where indirect > machine and launch remote XQuartz sessions for VMD > Reload your terminal and you should then be able to log into a remote > defaults write 11 enable_iglx -bool true > your own machine, *not* logged into the reomte cluster) run: > The fix is this: Quit XQuartz, then in the macOS Terminal application (on > expertise here is lacking, but that's what I found being discussed online.) (What that specifically means I don't know. I believe it has something to do with allowing XQuartz to > I may have a solution to this Xquartz and VMD issue. On Tue, at 05:07:46PM +1000, Thomas Griffiths wrote: Improving the 'default security' of the system. I assume thatĪpple closed off indirect rendering as some sort of approach to In XQuartz, that would completely explain the problem.

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