Look, it show to you, that you miss library file libGLEW.so.1.5! Look at /usr/lib/, you probably don't have this file here, Install it from package libglew1.5

But it is there! I'm looking right at it, in terminal and in a browser. Screenshot.

   

However, you'll see in the screenshot libGLEW.a which is an archive. Do I need to unarchive this? I don't have any archivers that can read the archive... This includes default archivers + Ark.

Here is another screenshot, you can see that I have a few libGLEW1.5 and -dev, and I also loaded up pcsx2 so you can see the error for yourself in window form.

   

Also, if you looked at the log I uploaded of running pcsx2 in terminal, it mentions other errors cropping up...

Aren't you on 64-bit? Look at /usr/lib64, and if there is now libGLEW here, made a simlink

sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/libGLEW.so.1.5 /usr/lib/libGLEW.so

p.S. Don't touch .a files, it's not an archives.

p.S.S. try to run glxgears

Yes I am on 64-bit. There is libGLEW in usr/lib64, and the simlink already exists. Screenshot.

   

If I use glxgears, that means I should build the binary from source?

Why? Glxgears is exist in repository. In mesa-utils, as I think.

(11-05-2009 07:25 PM)Zeydlitz Wrote:  Why? Glxgears is exist in repository. In mesa-utils, as I think.

How do I "use" glxgears? I have mesa-utils, and you are correct, mesa-utils includes glxgears. I have all these packages, but what am I supposed to do when I have them? I really don't understand. When I execute glxgears in terminal, I see gears turning, and in the terminal it gives me my fps every 5 seconds... But it isn't fixing anything. The error still happens. What is glxgears even doing?

Proving that OpenGL works on your computer, that is what it does

Okay, OpenGL, check. What next?

Well, my last guess, that you step on ia32-lib bug of Ubuntu-64. Try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790

Apparently that isn't the problem either. And I thought that might really work, someone posted on that thread the problems they were having and they were getting the same type of error message.

tjpearson@tjpearson-desktop:~$ getlibs /data/Games/pcsx2/pcsx2
This application isn't missing any dependencies