A person suggest that my GL and vdpau don’t come from the same version of Mesa and if they don’t match, crashes can occur.
He does not use Manjaro/Arch and I do not understand these things. Can you please suggest how to safely reinstall these things please to make sure it “match”?
I am using 5.10.79-1
GPU detail: inxi -Gaz
Do you have idea on a commands to run please?
Just check the version?
pamac list --installed | grep mesa
I am back, this is what i am getting:
$ pamac list --installed | grep mesa
lib32-libva-mesa-driver 21.2.5-1 multilib 11,2 MB
lib32-mesa 21.2.5-1 multilib 81,6 MB
lib32-mesa-demos 8.4.0-2 multilib 606,0 kB
lib32-mesa-vdpau 21.2.5-1 multilib 11,6 MB
libva-mesa-driver 21.2.5-1 extra 11,7 MB
mesa 21.2.5-1 extra 110,9 MB
mesa-demos 8.4.0-4 extra 8,1 MB
mesa-vdpau 21.2.5-1 extra 12,1 MB
currently my uname = 5.15.2-2-MANJARO … x86_64 GNU/Linux
what do You think about that please? What to try?
Version matches… no issue
@megavolt @all
can you please also comment on why following shows different versions it is confusing the mesa developer and me:
$ pamac list --installed | grep mesa
packagename 21.2.5-1
“pacman -Ss mesa|grep insta” shows the same
sudo downgrade mesa --ala-only
per my understanding instead shows that I am running: 21.3.0
110) mesa 21.2.4 2 remote
- 111) mesa 21.2.5 1 remote
+ 112) mesa 21.3.0 1 remote
113) mesa 21.3.1 1 remote
select a package by number: 112
loading packages...
warning: mesa-21.3.0-1 is up to date -- reinstalling
select a package by number: 111
loading packages...
error: '/var/cache/pacman/pkg/mesa-21.2.5-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst': package missing required signature
per the downgrade man page: “+ indicates the currently installed version.”
so which one i am running / why this difference in “downgrade” output?
Do you suggest any safe command to reinstall mesa SW or not needed and mesa dev. is wrong - GL and vdpau does not come from different mesa versions.
Have you switched branches recently? Branch Compare shows:
mesa extra
Stable 21.2.5-1
Testing 21.3.1-0
Unstable 21.3.1-0.1
I do not know/how to discover it.
System update now said “Warning: mesa: local (21.3.0-1) is newer than extra (21.2.5-1)”
Then i did:
$ pamac reinstall mesa
Preparing...
Warning: downgrading package mesa (21.3.0-1 => 21.2.5-1)
...
Downgrading mesa (21.3.0-1 -> 21.2.5-1)...
...
A restart is required for the changes to take effect.
Transaction successfully finished.
when i then “sudo downgrade mesa” and set 21.3.0, then vlc player crashing upon opening a file saying “Segmentation fault (core dumped)” when i repeat the downgrade command and set back 21.2.5, then VLC works. :-S