XFree 4.2 and Mesa version

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Dave Reed wrote:
>> From: "Mike A. Harris" <mharris@redhat.com>
>> On Sun, 20 Jan 2002, Dave Reed wrote:
>> Correct.  You'll have to compile Mesa 4.x yourself, or wait for 
>> an official release that contains it.
> 
> 
> Thanks for responding Mike. I know I can compile Mesa 4.x myself and
> use it - I've compiled it "standalone" but then the DRI/3D
> accelleration doesn't work.
> 
> Are you saying that Mesa 4.x could provided accelerated 3D support
> with XFree 4.2 and my Radeon 7500 card if I took your XFree86 4.2 src
> rpm and replaced its Mesa 3.4.2 with Mesa 4.x? From the FAQ entry I
>> I currently have no plans of packaging up Mesa 4.x (although I 
>> would like to).
> 
> Please clarify: you have no plans because it's not stable yet and want
> it to be stable before packaging it, or you because you don't have
> time, or some other reason.

Would the ExternalMesa option in the XFree86.spec allow
Mesa-4.0 to work with DRI correctly, or is more needed
for this?

> Also, you mentioned in any earlier version that RawHide is updated
> daily (and only new packages that are really broken are reverted to
> earlier versions). Where is the best place to get update XFree86 RPMS
> from:
> 
> ftp://people.redhat.com/mharris/testing/7.2/XFree86/
> or
> from rawide?

What about sources to build locally?
What is different other than the Release number?
Which is more up to date (new patches and such)?

	-Thomas





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