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If you build on gentoo, and you the binary on openSuse. GCC is not the culprit. For me they're is somethings wrong in the GPU stack (xorg, mesa, drivers).
My xorg server is rather old 1.11.1-1
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SUSE:
X.Org X Server 1.10.4
gcc version 4.6.2
Mesa 7.11
Gentoo:
X.Org X Server 1.11.2
gcc version 4.5.3
Mesa 7.11.2
I will downgrade my X to 1.10.4 on gentoo and see whats happen.
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Downgrade X didn't help the problem still the same. Realy don't know how to solve this. Try a debug build ... may help something.
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Good luck. File attached
I mostly finished my zzogl port to GLSL. I will try to change a bit extension checking of GSdx in my next free time slot.
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The only significant differencie between suse/your and gentoo build plugin is the selinux dependence. But my gentoo build work on suse so i think this is not problem.
If the extension check is the problem than plugin must work without check. Am i right (but nothing happen when removed the check)?
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sure in gswnd.cpp line 268 and 269. Change the 2nd field (ie major, minor) to 4 and 1. What happen when you remove the check? Just black screen. Don't you see any error on the terminal? There is also a debug.txt file created in pwd which report all gl error, is it empty?